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 ...

I watched Hamnet a little later than most — and it surprised me far more than I expected. I anticipated another William Shakespeare bio-pic, with the great man at its centre. Surprisingly, what I ...

Montreal, 1990. What had started as a peaceful blockade in the community of Kanesatake, erected by the Kanien’kehà:ka (Mohawk) Nation to block the expansion of a golf course onto their land, became a ...

The Substance, the visceral and stomach-churning body horror film written and directed by French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat, has been described by its star Demi Moore as “The Picture of Dorian Gray ...

“A woman’s place is in the kitchen.” A refrain every young girl encounters at some point in their life, whether said with jest, irony, or conviction. I need not expound on the deep historical roots of ...

Solo jazz piano is notoriously difficult. Without a ‘rhythm section’ of bass and drums, the pianist lacks rhythmic support or harmonic grounding. At the same time, the rewards of this can be immense: ...

On January 14, Quebec Premier François Legault announced he would resign as leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), the governing party, saying he could “clearly see” that many Quebecers were ...

When Jamie Babbit’s But I’m A Cheerleader was released in 1999, it received a less-than-pleasant reaction from the general public. Even now, the film sits at a 43 per cent rating on Rotten Tomatoes ...

“BookTok,” a play on words combining TikTok (the community’s host app) with the word “book,” has come to colloquially refer to a subcommunity on TikTok in which creators post about what they read and ...

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 ...

My favourite movie of 2024 is Look Back. It’s an animated film about two girls who draw comics together, discovering the strength and resilience of art along the way. It was my top movie of the year ...

In honour of our International Women’s History special issue, The McGill Daily has highlighted six influential McGill alumnae who I have flourished in their ...