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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Soju Boy: A Korean-Canadian’s Perspective on the People’s Liquor
I come from a pretty traditional Korean family. As the oldest child of an immigrant family, Korean traditions and customs…
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Why Not Drop Out of School and Become a YouTuber?
From a young age, we’ve been told that going to university is a respectable thing to do. We dedicate time…
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Let’s Aim For Normalization, Not Minimization
We are in the throes of the fall term. The leaves on the ground are an array of crimson and…
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The Fight for Internet Television: What’s Next?
The familiar routine of buying $8 tickets, getting some fresh, buttery popcorn with an extra-large Coke, and finally, choosing the…
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The Montreal Expos: Coming Home?
On the year of their 50th anniversary, The Montreal Expos looked poised to make a return. In 2004, Montreal lost…
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From Silicon Valley to Saint-Henri
During my first night out in Montreal, I had an exchange with a Quebecois server that allowed me to reflect…
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Greta Thunberg, Reluctant Icon
On September 23rd, 2019, climate activist Greta Thunberg took the stage at a United Nations summit on climate change. “My…
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Taylor Swift’s “The Man”: A Feminist’s Plea to the Public
The release of Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated album Lover has caused quite a stir in the music industry, with the…
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The Ethics of a ‘Likeless’ Instagram
Margaret Atwood’s 2004 novel Oryx and Crake imagines a nightmarish future in which a handful of mega-powerful corporations control the…
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