Doses of Deception: OxyContin and America’s ‘Most Evil Family’
The rise and fall of Purdue Pharma, the family behind it all, and the decades-long fight to have justice served….
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Social Media Spotlight: Women’s Health
For the past year, a recent trend has been sweeping social media platforms worldwide: women sharing their experiences with women’s…
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Checking Privilege: A Look Into the New Stigma Around Animal Products
Veganism, vegetarianism, and their numerous derivatives have swept college campuses all over the world. Students tend to make this lifestyle…
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A whole load of Goop: Dismantling Celebrity “Wellness” Culture
By now, we’ve all encountered Gwyneth Paltrow’s unorthodox lifestyle. The actress most recently sparked outrage on the internet for her…
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The Quebec Healthcare Crisis: A Discussion With an Oncologist
How a healthcare system should function remains disputed, as the shortcomings of Quebec’s health system continue to affect us all….
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Breaking: McGill Cancels Classes Amidst Coronavirus Warnings
Following provincial guidelines for containing COVID-19, McGill has cancelled classes, exams, and all on-campus events that will attract over 250…
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Reduce Your Carbon Footprint, Reduce Your Take-Out Budget
Now that we have gone on a 24-hour strike, marched down Parc, made meme-able signs out of old boxes, and…
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Eating Well During the Worst Weeks of the Year: A Guide
Here we are, folks. The home stretch. Only a couple of weeks until the end. Some of us are counting…
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McGill Launches Observatory on Health and Social Services Reforms
Earlier this month, the McGill Observatory on Health and Social Service Reforms (MOHSSR) was launched jointly by the Institute of…
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These Suits Are Made for Walking
As medical researchers seek a cure for paralysis, cutting-edge robotic exoskeletons offer the promise of mobility. Advances in robotics have…
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