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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The Cult Following of Donald Trump
Standing in the small beach-front shop in North Carolina I have visited since I was born, I was shocked by…
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Is There Any Going Back After Four Years of Trump-ist Media?
Four years of Donald Trump has been a nightmare for some, but certainly not for the American media. His bombastic…
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Stay or Go: The Unwinnable Game of American Politics
The Clash famously asked “should I stay or should I go now?” — If they go, “there will be trouble,” but if…
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How Jaden Smith and Snapchat Can Grab The Gen Z Vote
The 2020 United States presidential election draws closer by the day, and singer-songwriter turned Twitter icon Jaden Smith understands the…
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Trump’s New Wall: Why Banning TikTok Could Lead to the Start of America’s Great Firewall
I hate TikTok. From its viral dances to its eerily accurate algorithm, the app is everything that I despise about…
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A Facade of Morality: In the Event of a Biden Presidency
As if 2020 couldn’t be more eventful, the year happens to withhold one of the most anticipated Presidential elections in…
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Containing the Epidemic of Authoritarianism
The often panicked media narratives around coronavirus, like all panicked media narratives, will fade as soon as the epidemic has…
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Election Results: SSMU President 2020
With 66.1% of the vote, 2L Law student Jemark Earle has been elected president of the SSMU for the upcoming…
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SSMU Executive Candidate Debates 2020: A Recap
The SSMU Executive Candidate Debates took place past Monday, February 24th, preceding the 2020-21 elections this week. McGill students and…
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