DTech’s Den: Fueling Innovation and Entrepreneurship at McGill from February 7th to 13th
DTech, a student-run organization that aims to connect McGill students with the business and technology industries, is hosting DTech’s Den…
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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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The Future of Energy
The 21st century has been a time of rapid evolution across all industries — from technology to healthcare, all the…
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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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From Sketchbooks to Separation: The Thread of Childhood Bonds
Moving to a different city and living alone for the first time has been a drastic change in my life….
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The Right to Bear Accommodations: Are Academic Accommodations in Universities Helping or Harming Students?
Thanksgiving: the holiday for food, family, and good natured debates (if you’re lucky) about current issues. This year, the holiday…
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Cut Fruit: A Reflection on Diasporic Media
Some time ago, a friend of mine announced she’d be releasing a short film, titled Cut Fruit. There was no…
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George Yancy Discusses “The Spectacular and Subtle Violence of Whiteness” in a Recent Talk Hosted by McGill’s Department of Philosophy
On Monday, September 18th the Philosophy Department at McGill hosted philosopher George Yancy to do a talk titled “The Spectacular…
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A Recap of the 2023 MSBN x BSN x JED Being Black in Consulting Event
If you are interested in consulting, or a student in McGill’s Desautels Faculty of Management, you may have heard about…
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A Student’s Guide to Observing Ramadan
Some people don’t consider Ramadan to be a holiday. To them, a holiday is a day off from school or…
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