How Epidemic Disease Enables Autocracy and Violence
When the Black Death ravaged Western Europe in the 14th century, many states throughout the region began to lose their…
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Watch Out for Foreign Interference When Voting in Canada
Since the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election, when 13 Russian nationals and three companies interfered to spread disinformation and bolster Donald…
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Disappointed But Not Surprised: Discussing McGill’s Return to In-Person Schooling
McGill’s move to in-person teaching has been a divisive talking point for the past few weeks. To some, this day…
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Joy Rides to Space are Harming Mankind
“Is anyone else alarmed that billionaires are having their own private space race while record-breaking heat waves are sparking a…
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Quebec’s Hospitals Need a Major Boost
It is no secret that Quebec’s healthcare system is under attack. Now, faced with record-high COVID-19 case numbers and a…
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Moderation vs. Censorship: Diving into Spotify and Joe Rogan
“Irresponsible people are spreading lies that are costing people their lives,” wrote singer Joni Mitchell. This was part of her…
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SSMU Executives Should Not be Paid for Jobs They Cannot Perform
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the editorial stance of the…
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Addressing the Problem of Minor Sexualisation in New Media
Apps like TikTok and YouTube have become crucial in redefining societal standards of beauty. However, increased access to fast-paced media…
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The Feminine Urge to Feel Guilty for Being Feminine
Throughout my childhood, I was always told that I could do whatever I wanted. I was raised without the concept…
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Fending for Ourselves: The Case for Campus Drug Testing
The music is pounding, each beat pressing up against your throat. It’s frighteningly cold outside but oppressively hot inside this…
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