Looking Back: Valérie Plante’s Impact on Montreal’s Cultural Landscape
Valérie Plante, Montreal’s first female mayor, has left an indelible mark on the city’s cultural landscape, despite being forced to…
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Dancing in the Moonlight: A Guide To Montreal’s Nuit Blanche
For over 20 years, Nuit Blanche has given Montrealers an opportunity to immerse themselves in local arts and culture, with…
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Spring Break in Montreal: A Cultural Lover’s Guide
Spring in Montreal—when the snow melts, the days get longer, and the city slowly comes back to life. Whether you’re…
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A Review of the Players’ Theatre’s Fall Production, “The Road to Hell”
On November 15th, I had the immense privilege of stopping by at the Players’ Theatre to see “The Road to…
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Get to Know McGill’s Beloved Hot Dog Stand
At the heart of the McGill campus, right in the midst of the Y-intersection, is a staple of the McGill…
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Infamy, Alcohol, and Desire: Reflecting on Graduation
It’s hard to believe I’ve spent the last 15 years under the structure, security, and stress of schooling. It’s equally…
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A Gourmet, Three Course Meal You Can Make From Your Dorm Room
Cooking has long been one of my favorite pastimes, always serving as both a comfort and distraction whenever I need…
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Four Ways To Fight Your Zoom Fatigue and Unplug
It’s a typical weekday. I wake up, and as I struggle to find the motivation to get out of bed,…
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Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ Performance Is A Powerful Call To Protect Black Women
Megan Thee Stallion did not squander the chance to deliver a politically charged message on the Saturday Night Live stage…
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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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