The Stupidity of Homeopathic Medicine
When I was thirteen, I broke my collarbone in gym class softball. Shattered in four places, it required two surgeries…
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Star-Struck Decisions: How Astrology is Guiding Our Everyday Choices
If there is one force stronger than TikTok’s hold on our free time, it’s astrology’s cosmic grip on our decision-making….
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Goodbye Meet-Cute, Hello Dating-App Warriors
As a 20-year-old university student, dating apps seem to be everywhere—almost every other student my age has at least one…
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The Coco Rico Chicken Sandwich: A Reminder of the Beauty in Life’s Simplicity
It is a bright, hot, humid summer afternoon in Montreal, Quebec. The taste of mint from a happy hour mojito…
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Who’s Watching Me?
In a seminar class a few weeks ago, we discussed the new policies McGill has implemented since the dismantlement of…
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The American Prophet: The Blurring of Religion and Politics in Trump’s Evangelical Base
“On June 14, 1946, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, ‘I need a caretaker.’ So God gave…
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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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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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The Problem With Naoya Inoue
Japanese boxing superstar Naoya Inoue’s emergence on the global stage has been nothing less than extraordinary. Nicknamed “The Monster,” Inoue…
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The Tragic Over-Commercialisation of Mount Everest
Mount Everest has long been considered the end-all be-all of mountaineering. The summit, which is located along the China-Nepal border,…
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