The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong: A Review in Two Parts
I. Last Friday at Players Theatre, I sat through what turned out to be the most disastrous theater production I…
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“Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812”: A Review
When my friends and I exited the tightly-packed metro car at Beaubien station one evening in late January, it…
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McGill Joins in the Heat: How Heated Rivalry has Seeped into Campus Culture
“McGill? What the fuck is McGill? Is McGill a town?” These are great questions famously posed by hockey player Ilya…
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On Keeping a Journal, Intimately
Last week, I decided to write an article about journaling. What is the McGill Journaling Experience? was my big question….
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Butter me up, Baby!
Over the summer, I worked in a restaurant and truly learned what it means to be a piece of meat. If…
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The Effortless Essay: How AI has Forced McGill to Rethink Plagiarism
Plagiarism used to require considerable effort before the rise of AI. Students would cut corners and scour the internet for…
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McGill Cuts 60% of Varsity Programs: A Legacy on the Line
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the McGill athletics community, the university has announced that 15 varsity teams…
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Laughing Until It Hurts: The Implications of McGill’s ‘Spotted’ Accounts
It was the end of the night, I said goodbye to my friends, left their dorm and headed down the…
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Clubbing: A Dying Art, or an Opportunity for Reinvention?
According to QS Best Student Cities Rankings 2025, Montreal has ranked as a top student city in North America. This…
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Marmalade and Manners: How Paddington Bear Could Save Our Generation
The internet is home to an unrelenting firestorm of misinformation and, unfortunately, influential content. One part of this echo chamber…
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