What is Happening to the Pop Industry?
Many pop artists struggle with their mental health after they’ve already made a dent in the music industry, but why…
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Designer Brains: Hallucinogens Making Headway in Mental Health Research
Magic mushrooms, Ketamine, LSD, and MDMA are all becoming star subjects in scientific research surrounding mental health, but will this…
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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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How Rachel Aviv’s ‘Stranger to Ourselves’ Teaches Us to Reimagine Mental Health
In the past, receiving a diagnosis was deemed the end-all, be-all of one’s mental health journey. For some, it is…
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MUS Board of Director Candidates Share Their Plans for Change
On Monday, February 7, the candidates running in the 2022-2023 election for the Management Undergraduate Society Board of Directors convened…
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A Mental Health Pandemic
This story was first published in Going the Distance, the Bull and Bear’s Fall 2020 print issue. On September 25,…
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Students Voice Concern, Disappointment with McGill Wellness Hub
On November 18, U3 Linguistics and Political Science student Charlie Baranski took to Facebook to describe a negative experience he…
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Let’s Aim For Normalization, Not Minimization
We are in the throes of the fall term. The leaves on the ground are an array of crimson and…
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The Ethics of a ‘Likeless’ Instagram
Margaret Atwood’s 2004 novel Oryx and Crake imagines a nightmarish future in which a handful of mega-powerful corporations control the…
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Mulling Mental Health at SSMU Mental Health Awareness Week
SSMU’s Mental Health Awareness Week began on Monday, January 25, and sought to place mental health at the center of…
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