Marissa Guthrie
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SportsHockey is becoming too American
Over the past century, the National Hockey League’s evolution seems to favour American interests over the Canadian ones it was initially founded on. Is Canada’s favourite pastime still Canadian? And what does it say about Canada’s relationship with the United States in this era of diplomatic tension?
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NewsDecline in Canadian acceptance of gender diversity
Fewer participants in 2025 than in 2018 agreed that individuals should be able to express their identity however they want
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OpinionsYou don’t need to abandon romance for academic success
If a relationship keeps you from focusing on your studies and passions, it’s probably not the one you are meant to be in.
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Fringe ArtsStudent art collectives moving away from universities
Concordia’s Union Santa Fe and McGill’s Peel St. Cinema shared their experience relocating their societies after being forced to move away from relying on the universities they were founded in.
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NewsNo CTRL over AI
Concordia University has still decided to move forward with the initiative, even though students have criticized the department’s decision.
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OpinionsNostalgia Nook: The return of recession pop-timism
Recession pop originally emerged as a response to the 2008 economic recession, which left many young adults without the promise of a stable future.
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OpinionsTuition hikes compromise Concordia’s future
As students, we must not get discouraged from standing up for ourselves just because our institutions have stopped fighting for us.
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OpinionsListen to Iron Maiden, baby, and maybe listen to teenagers too
Society holds teenagers responsible for the very pressures that adults created and imposed on them.
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Fringe ArtsThe benefits of consuming OiL
From early internet nostalgia to AI anxiety, OiL exists between digital circulation and real-world community, inviting artists to participate in something intentionally human.
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OpinionsSocial (Cult)ure: Mediocrity (Taylor’s Version)
Taylor Swift’s unprecedented power, reinforced by fiercely loyal Swifties, has created an insulated feedback loop where criticism is softened or dismissed.
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OpinionsTime-travelling home
Going home shows how much you’ve changed and how little others may see it.
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OpinionsNo, you can’t bring your boyfriend
Women can begin decentring men by choosing to prioritize female friendships as essential sources of connection, support and meaning.
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OpinionsWho’s holding the matches?
Burnout isn’t a resilience issue. It’s the result of long hours, heavy workloads and institutional neglect.
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OpinionsSocial (Cult)ure: The return of the carnivore
Food has turned into a battleground for ideology, signalling what people value, fear and reject.
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OpinionsMy AI girlfriend
Artificial intelligence is being used to objectify women in a multitude of ways, most notably through the trend of AI girlfriends.
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OpinionsThe dangerous possibilities of AI porn
Deepfake technology specifically poses a threat to the integrity of photographic evidence, with particularly horrifying implications for pornography.
