A Review of McGill Drama and Theatre Department’s Latest Production: Good Morning, Townville!
Although the rain was pouring down last Friday evening, the atmosphere inside Moyse Hall was buzzing with excitement and anticipation….
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McGill Student-Run Consulting Firm Researches Student Perspectives on Basic Income
On Thursday, McGill’s student-run consulting firm, JED Consulting published a 2022/23 report about students’ perspectives on Basic Income (BI) policy…
Read MoreSitcoms and Social Commentary: Is Political Correctness Killing Comedy?
From the moment the first American sitcom, Mary Kay and Johnny, debuted in 1947, the television genre quickly became all…
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AUTS’ Hair! is a Vibrant Throwback to the Sixties
Moyse Hall was bustling with people and laughter as I entered the theatre for the Arts Undergraduate Theatre Society’s production…
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B&B Picks: Lovers of all things love
We all have a favorite rom-com, romance novel, or love poem. Love can be found in everything. We asked some…
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TEDxMcGill 2023: Pale Blue Dot
On Sunday, January 22, more than 350 members of the McGill University community gathered at the Corona Theatre in Little…
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McGill Students Protest Against Sex Vs Gender Debate
On Tuesday, January 10th the Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism (CHRLP) at McGill hosted an event called “The…
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The Player’s Theatre’s What The Butler Saw is scandalous, perverted, and wickedly hilarious
The Bull & Bear’s Arismita Ghosh reviews a recent student production of What The Butler Saw presented by the Player’s Theatre I…
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Milton-Parc’s Indigenous Housing Crisis
At the corner of Milton St. and Parc Ave., smack-dab in the middle of the chain-coffee-Aritzia-puffer ‘McGill Ghetto’ and local-coffee-shop-vintage-Dickies…
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McGill Feminist and Social Justice Journal Rebrands, Becomes Intersections
The former McGill Journal of Feminist Studies (MJSF) has rebranded itself this semester as Intersections and expanded the journal to…
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