Online Opt-Out Motion Tabled Indefinitely
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Concordia Announces Fall Semester Will Take Place Online
CJLO Threatens Injunction Against CSU Over Online Opt-Out
Uncertainty for Stingers Teams Following Announcement of Online Fall Term
Shut Up and Dribble: The Commodification of Athletes Has Never Been More Apparent
A Trio of Stingers Taken in the CFL Draft
What Do You Do When The Sport You Love is Taken From You?
Norman Achneepineskum from Buffalo Hat Singers on Indigenous Resilience
Montreal Bookstores Are Struggling Through the COVID-19 Pandemic
Digital Alternatives to Host Performances Take Over as Music Venues Close
Adventures in Cyberspace: Montreal’s D&D Community Goes Online
Open Letter: Sex Workers are Disposable
Letter to the Editor: Denouncing Council Candidates
Graduation (or Lack Thereof) in the Time of COVID-19
Victim Blaming: Why Do We Still Do It?
Don’t@Me: Jack Kerouac Sucks; Change My Mind
Coronavirus: This Quarantine Is Class War
How Mental Health Is (or Isn’t) Handled in Asian Communities
Some Memories Should Remain Undocumented
Cooking as a Therapeutic Activity for Managing Symptoms of ADHD
It’s Time to Finally Retire the Myth of the Tortured Artist
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Editorial: Mental Health, Inside and Out of Quarantine
Today was supposed to mark the release of our 40th volume’s final print edition—the Mental Health issue.
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Graduation (or Lack Thereof) in the Time of COVID-19
My Admittedly Selfish Desire for Public Validation
Maybe I just want to be validated to try and get out of my mental sludge, just to be told “Olivier, congratulations, you accomplished something actually pretty major with your life.”
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Victim Blaming: Why Do We Still Do It?
What Psychology Says About the Dark Tendency of Comment-Section Victim Blaming
The fear of whether or not people will believe them and wondering how people will perceive and treat them contributes to survivors being hesitant to report and share their stories at all.
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Don’t@Me: Jack Kerouac Sucks; Change My Mind
Kerouac Is a Terrible Author Who Wrote Terrible Stories About Terrible People
Whether or not the characters were reflective of the times, the story is riddled with the glorification of assholes.
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Coronavirus: This Quarantine Is Class War
A Beginner’s Guide to Class Struggle in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Workers risking their lives to go serve people that are allowed to stay home is the very essence of class inequality.
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Editorial: In Support of a Rent Strike
Why Are Tenants Still Expected to Pay Rent Without Income?
At a time when many are thrust into joblessness and financial precarity, renters are still expected to pay up like there isn’t a century-defining pandemic going on right now.
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Editorial: Staying Ahead of the Disinformation Tidal Wave
Now More Than Ever, Do Not Trust Everything You See Online
It’s very easy to get lost in the deluge of information about anything even remotely related to the global pandemic.
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Harvey Weinstein Got 23 Years for Only Some of His Sins
It Only Took Far Too Many Testimonies
The issue is that we live in a society where male success is more important than women’s lives.
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Editorial: Staying United in Isolation
This is a time for solidarity.
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How COVID-19 Testing Works
My Experience Getting Tested for Coronavirus
With all the buzz going around about the virus, you’re all probably wondering what’s going on behind the doors of the testing facility at the CUSM.
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Editorial: Women of Colour Need a Seat at the Table
Make Room For the Future
In every country around the world, women are fighting different battles to live and survive in a society that’s trying to control, oppress, or undermine them.
