Things I Found at the End of My Rope
*Content warning for mental health struggles For a while, I barely left my apartment, except to go to work or…
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Opinion: NBA Reporting Has Gotten Needlessly Pessimistic
Last week, the Utah Jazz beat the New Orleans Pelicans to win their seventh game in a row. Star guard…
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Accessibility on Campus
There are countless ways to characterize the college experience; we can point to our dramatically fluctuating GPAs, the infamous roommate…
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Flowers, Eyeballs, Rubber Bullets and Money
I had a hard time figuring out how to spin this until I came across a video from the New…
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The Fight for Internet Television: What’s Next?
The familiar routine of buying $8 tickets, getting some fresh, buttery popcorn with an extra-large Coke, and finally, choosing the…
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Why Capitalism is Climate Fight’s Kryptonite
In Montreal, 500,000 people recently marched for climate justice along with millions more across the globe. Make no mistake, millions…
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Taylor Swift’s “The Man”: A Feminist’s Plea to the Public
The release of Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated album Lover has caused quite a stir in the music industry, with the…
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The Pros and Cons of Taking a Summer Class
Last semester I made the inspired decision to take my first summer class at McGill. After surviving what was an…
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The Tragedy Olympics
Over the past few years, there has been a trend that has become more visible in the global discourse surrounding…
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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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