On August 23, as McGill students enjoyed the final weeks of their summer vacation, Philippe Couillard called a provincial election. While most McGillians will spend… Read More »Report: McGill students ...

In the 101 days since Israel began its military assault on Gaza, many of us have relied on the work of Palestinian journalists to understand what’s really happening on the ground. For people of ...

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 ...

“20 degrees Celsius,” my weather app beams. My eyebrows knit with confusion. Twenty degrees? I opt to forgo my jacket, and, if I’m feeling bold, no sweater either. It’s the first truly warm evening in ...

Montreal is a hilly landscape riddled with narrow sidewalks and bustling storefronts. As we leave the winter behind and embrace spring, it is easy to forget the difficulty many people have in ...

Originally published as a webcomic, cartoonist Kat Verhoeven’s book Meat and Bone beautifully weaves together the social and personal lives of three women, highlighting their struggles, and personal ...

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 ...

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 ...

In the wake of Carney’s Davos address and Trump’s rebuttal, questions of dependency, leverage, and North American cooperation have moved to the foreground Taken together, the Davos address and the ...

I would like to discuss Algeria, with a particular focus on its rich and diverse literary tradition. However, before one assumes that this discussion will involve Albert Camus, I would like to clarify ...

In light of the current conflict in Israel and Palestine, many individuals and groups have staged protests to display their discontent with the actions taken by the Canadian government. The direct ...

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 ...