Twitter is Too Important: The Case for Regulation to Enforce Free Speech
The recent Elon Musk-Twitter saga has made it apparent that Twitter, in its present structure, is fundamentally broken. Upon creation,…
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The Tragic Over-Commercialisation of Mount Everest
Mount Everest has long been considered the end-all be-all of mountaineering. The summit, which is located along the China-Nepal border,…
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Learning How to Become “Not the Fun Kind” of Feminist
Earlier this year, my older sister was reading Andrea Dworkin’s Intercourse, a radical engagement in the politics of heterosexual sex…
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What’s ‘In’ This Season? Micro-Trends & Fast Fashion
There’s no better way to gain fashion inspiration than looking at McGill students’ outfits at the beginning of the fall…
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Anti-Black Racism and the Untimely Deaths of Hip Hop Artists
On November 1, Kirsnick Khari Ball, more widely known as Takeoff, was fatally shot at a private gathering in Houston,…
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Remakes, Reboots, Recycle: Media Adaptations that Sell the Same Ideas Back to Us
Soon after the trailer for the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid was released, it received over 1.5 million dislikes…
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Fifa World Cup 2022: Football, Human Rights, and Western Hypocrisy
As the year nears its end, people have come together to watch the most popular global sporting contest. The 2022…
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Milton-Parc’s Indigenous Housing Crisis
At the corner of Milton St. and Parc Ave., smack-dab in the middle of the chain-coffee-Aritzia-puffer ‘McGill Ghetto’ and local-coffee-shop-vintage-Dickies…
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Politics and Crime: Trump’s War Against Democracy
As an avid Wordle player, I naturally have a subscription to the New York Times. As a fun bonus to…
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Lessons Learned From the Freedom Convoy: Our Government Failed Us
On October 13th, the Public Order Emergency Commission investigating Justin Trudeau’s use of the Emergencies Act was launched. Trudeau’s invocation…
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