Stop in the Name of Law: The History of Valentine's Day
By Matthew Barreto Today we have a guest writer taking us through the history of Valentine's Day! Matthew Barreto is a U1 History major and...
Lauren Ballard (McGill ‘20)
Lauren Ballard (McGill ‘20)
Lauren is the Editor-in-Chief of HC McGill, in her second year of university. She is an Anthropology major with a minor in English Literature, and is passionate about her dog, her bed and archaeology.
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Montreal's Second Summer: 5 Green Spaces to Enjoy in the Heat
Whether you think the hot weather is wonderful or unpleasant, it certainly won't last very long, which is why you should take advantage of...
How to Make the Most of Add/Drop
Supposedly, opinions are a little divided on add/drop season at McGill. I can’t even begin to imagine why – add/drop is not only a lot of...
Founding Sisters: Maggie DeMilt on McGill's Newest Sorority
This year, Alpha Phi chartered their new chapter at McGill University, working hard to ensure a successful beginning! Today, HerCampus sat...
The Princess Problem: Fairy Tales and Gender Roles
Ingredients for a classic fairy tale: A beautiful damsel in distress An evil hag (spice with jealousy and a long nose) One dashing prince...
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Golden Key: Andrea Papini on her time as President of Kappa Kappa Gamma
For the past year, Andrea Papini has lovingly and loyally lead the ladies of Kappa Kappa Gamma's Delta Delta Chapter as their President. As...
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Grammys President Claims Female Artists Need to "Step Up" to Win
This Sunday's 60th Grammy Awards were marked by dazzling performances, stunning red carpet looks...and a serious underrepresentation of...
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Going Grey: The Lasting Power (or not) of Everyone's Favourite Doctor Drama
Her Campus McGill Guest Writer: Keona Lau Grey's Anatomy season 14 picked up again last week – but is anyone still watching? And what keeps...
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Spill the Tea: Katya Conrad on Being British in a Strange New Place
Leaving home isn’t always easy: but how about moving 3000 miles away? Katya Conrad, a first-year at McGill, challenged herself to do just...
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Tis (Almost) the Season: 5 Early Christmas Markets to Get You in the Spirit!
It may still be November, but that doesn't mean you can't get in the Christmas spirit! We've rounded up 5 unique Christmas markets opening...
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“Objects of Belief”: Supreme Court Allows for the Development of Ski Resort on First Nation Land
This past Thursday, Canada’s Supreme Court approved the development of a ski resort on spiritual Ktunaxa land in British Columbia after a...
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Taking First Year by Storm: Mary Lynne Loftus on MUN, Leadership and Learning
For a lot of students, first year is about taking it easy and getting your bearings. One new student, however, has decided to do things a...
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10 Canadian Words: What They REALLY Mean
As a foreigner, sometimes it can be hard to understand what the heck Canadians are saying. Fear no more – I’ve compiled a list of popular...
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Grilled-cheese, s'il vous plaît!
The moment we've all been waiting for: "grilled-cheese" has been deemed an acceptable term in Quebec.
