In this new era of technological advancement, optimization invites us to use technological tools, like watches, rings or apps ...
A sold-out screening of the late Soviet director Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker (1979) on a languid Sunday in September drew all genres of people: devotees of a cult classic, curious cinephiles, ...
Since 2022, Brandy Melville has been producing T-shirts, tank tops, hoodies, and other merchandise featuring the fictional ...
Francis Quang-Hai Dinh, a researcher in integrative biology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and a former ...
Many Canadians have experienced the culture shock of finding out that we pay much more than other countries for certain goods. The question is, why? When it comes to industries like grocery retail and ...
This past Sunday was Bid Day, marking the end of sorority recruitment week for 2026. 298 women signed up for formal recruitment, the largest number McGill sororities have seen since 2014. When Sunday ...
With the upcoming provincial elections, one question resurfaces at the core of debates: do Quebecers want their province to become its own country? This year, the surveys show that only 30 percent of ...
In this digital age, where information is instantaneous, the rise of analog culture might seem regressive. However, an important sociological shift is underway: people are reaching for vinyl records, ...
A quick search for “goyslop” on Tiktok or Twitter will lead you to a sparkling array of casually antisemitic posts. The first 3 videos that came up when I looked were content creators ranking foods ...
Quebec doctor François Marquis is known for providing the public with information regarding various medical concerns. When COVID-19 occurred, he assisted at the Maisonneuve-Rosemont hospital as the ...
Despite Montreal being internationally recognized as an artistic and culturally rich city, many English-language filmmakers feel limited in their opportunities. There is growing concern about the ...
As the academic year kicks off, one question can be heard all over campus: “Are you going to OAP?” What once started as a simple gathering of engineers-to-be is now one of McGill’s most popular events ...