This Year, New York Fashion Week Goes Distanced and Digital
What’s the point of fashion in a time of crisis? When there is nowhere to go, why bother getting dressed…
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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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The Young Talents Behind Artch 2020 Display Meaningful Art During Turbulent Times
Spanish artist and surrealist painter Joan Miró once wrote that, “a simple line painted with the brush can lead to…
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Three Baskets To Prepare For Your Socially-Distanced Montréal Picnic
For many of us, back-to-school usually looks like a line wrapped around the lower field and being a little drunker…
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“More Than a Striptease”: Discussing Diversity and Sex Positivity With LatinX Burlesque Canada
An art form with a rich history, burlesque showcases the eroticism of the individual. Burlesque is often a mix of…
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Four Socially Conscious Montreal Fashion Brands To Support This Fall
Amidst growing cultural prosperity, Montréal is becoming one of the most important cities in the fashion world today. Montréal boasts…
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Author Jillian Giberson Discusses Feminism, Intersectionality, and Her Upcoming Debut, ‘Nevertheless’
Many undergraduate students have toyed around with the idea of writing a book once or twice in their lives. The…
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Submerged in ‘An Ocean of Minutes’
Some contemporary science fiction has begun to predict the near future with an almost eerie accuracy. Several colleagues have discussed…
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Why ‘A Strange Loop’ is Essential Listening For Pride 2020
A light musical leaves you standing in your seat, clapping uproariously at the joy you just witnessed onstage. A heavy…
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Four Must-See Montreal Galleries For Any Art Aficionado
For the average McGill student, being situated in a cultural hotbed like Montréal can be both overwhelming and exciting. With…
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