The Legacy of Residential Schools at McGill
September 30 was Orange Shirt Day, and in early October, The Indigenous Student Alliance set up a table in the…
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What’s the Bubble?
The McGill community is one that attracts many. The university boasts its high academic standards, its long-standing history as one…
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Education vs. Celebration: The Trouble with Colonial Statues
In 1883, Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A. MacDonald, mandated the removal of First Nations children from their “savage”…
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Shakespeare’s Sonnets, Made Modern
It is a clear Friday morning in Montreal, and the sun is out for the first time in several days….
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Sexual Assault Policy at McGill: A First-Year’s Perspective
It was not long after touring McGill’s campus last April that I asked my parents to put down my admission…
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Sad or S.A.D? Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder
There’s something about late August; music festival season, euro-trips and rompers have all come and gone, and you’re left irritable,…
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Former VP External Criticizes CAQ, Sparks Student Debate
On October 2 in a Facebook post, then-SSMU VP External, Marina Cupido, characterized the newly-elected Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) as…
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Lady Chatterley’s Lover is Without Words, yet Truly Uncensored, in Les Grands Ballets Canadiens’ Translation
The late McGill law professor F. R. Scott can be credited with the public’s current ability to savor Les Grands…
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Experts Attend Panel Discussion on the Future of Quebec Politics
In response to the recent Québec general election, Dr. Jean-François Daoust, McGill Professor of Political Science Éric Bélanger, and Paul…
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Life Lessons from Up the Hill
To the average McGill student, Upper Rez is the object of legend. Though they may occasionally glance up Mount Royal…
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