Partition is a documentary by McGill Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Anthropology of Living Archives, Dr. Diana Allan, between 1917 and 1948, showcasing Palestine under British ...

Montreal elected its new mayor, Soraya Martinez Ferrada, on November 2, making her the first immigrant to lead the city. Ferrada, head of Ensemble Montréal, won 43.40 per cent of the vote, ahead of ...

Every year, McGill is required to submit an audit to the Quebec government detailing the university’s spending, the salaries of upper administration, and performance reports, among other things. From ...

Hunter S. Thompson once called his sensational 1971 novel Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, a “failed experiment.” If creating a new form of journalism — one that continues to influence writers 50 years ...

Over the last few decades, universities have largely moved away from conventional in-person exams in favour of take-home essays and quizzes, adapting to evolving digital practices and supplemental ...

Student activism is a necessary function of the modern university. Though the history of student-led demonstrations can be traced all the way back to medieval universities in the 15th century, the ...

Sam Anderson and Rosemari Mealy visited Montreal to take part in a symposium last September. This two-day symposium coincided with, and commemorated, the thirty-sixth year anniversary of the Sabra and ...

One-on-one mentoring? Networking events and research opportunities? For women and minorities in STEM, the Scientista mentorship program offers the chance to get your foot in the door to the world of ...

Content warning: mental health, suicide. A student died recently in La Citadelle. I do not know the circumstances of their death. I will not speculate on what happened. This is not the first death to ...

If you’ve ever taken a high school language class, you’ve maybe encountered a form of close reading dissecting the many devices used in literature. Does the author use formal or colloquial language?

Under the guise of a witch, it seemed to us, laid a world where the occult reigned supreme. This mythical figure was the universal scapegoat and the eternal outcast. For most of our lives, the word ...

The history of the Olympic Games is inextricably tied to the global housing crisis. Beneath layers of economic value and tourism are the often-forgotten costs that unhoused populations and ...