BREAKING: Fall 2021 will return in person
On February 23, Christopher Manfredi, Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic) and Yves Beauchamp, Vice-Principal (Administration and Finance) announced that McGill will…
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Tier 2 Activities Resuming: What this means for students
Beginning the week of February 8, McGill gradually began in-person “Tier 2 activities”, with safety measures in place to satisfy…
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Longing for a night out: McGill’s driest semester
This story was first published in Going the Distance, the Bull and Bear’s Fall 2020 print issue. “We didn’t appreciate…
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A Mental Health Pandemic
This story was first published in Going the Distance, the Bull and Bear’s Fall 2020 print issue. On September 25,…
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The COVID-19 Vaccine and Confronting Systemic Racism in Healthcare
The American pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced earlier this month that their development of a COVID-19 vaccine was 90% effective based…
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Why Doesn’t Anyone Care About the Flu?
Around this time during a normal year—that being a year not compromised by a life-threatening pandemic—we would all be coughing…
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McGill clubs and associations struggle amidst COVID-19 restrictions
“This online semester has taken a toll on the morale of all students, and our club was no exception to…
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McGill’s International Students Hold Fast to Future Hopes
On the hardest days, U2 Science student Zhiyuan Shen’s lectures keep her up until 3 am. She must compensate for…
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The Resilience and Adaptivity of Banking in the Pandemic
“Too Big to Fail”—a term often mentioned in the context of financial crises, has once again been brought to mind…
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Opiano: A Student Favorite Struggles to Stay Afloat
Imagine a house of cards – delicate, complicated, and fleeting, each piece adding its own value, so integral that one…
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