Opinions
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OpinionsThe algorithm is running for office
Politics on social media risks turning leadership into a popularity contest.
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OpinionsThe digital archive of self
Our phones have become modern diaries, with playlists, notes and screenshots revealing more about our inner lives than any physical possession ever could.
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OpinionsMontreal chose diversity. Will Quebec choose fear?
Quebec risks undermining its future by prioritizing uniformity over inclusion, while Montreal shows that confidence in francophone culture can thrive alongside diversity.
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OpinionsFill Concordia’s walls with student art
Installing student-made art in Concordia libraries transforms everyday study spaces into moments of reflection, well-being and community, proving that accessible, high-traffic public art can enrich campus life in simple, measurable ways.
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OpinionsI’m done pretending ‘slop’ is pointless
A defence of “brainrot” as fast, messy and communal expression that mirrors life in the algorithmic age.
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OpinionsThe first-past-the-post voting system is failing Canadians
Canada must accurately reflect the popular will in parliamentary seats, advancing governance and safeguarding society against extremism.
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OpinionsWhy I stopped waiting for tech to save us
Online safety in an AI-driven world is a shared responsibility that requires awareness, action and community engagement to protect everyone from evolving digital threats.
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OpinionsThe radical value of doing nothing
Boredom is the new currency and the most radical act of self-preservation.
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OpinionsA love letter to Montreal
Montreal’s energy, neighbourhoods and opportunities make it a city that welcomes curiosity and rewards exploration.
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OpinionsThe hidden debt of fashion’s understated aesthetic
Quiet luxury’s fixation on minimalism and exclusivity reinforces racial and class biases, highlighting the need to acknowledge and celebrate the influence of non-white communities in fashion.
