How to Choose Your Major
Even before I started McGill, I knew I was going to major in Economics. After my first semester at McGill, I wanted to be an Anthropology...
Sooji Hah (McGill ‘20)
Sooji Hah (McGill ‘20)
Sooji is currently a third-year student at McGill University majoring in Labour Relations with a minor in Management. Her life goal is to one day publish a book and see Frank Ocean live.
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What All the Buzz is About: Astrology
You might have recently noticed a lot of astrology buzz on your newsfeed. Sun sign, moon sign, you’re a Cancer, she’s a Sagittarius, blah,...
McGill Event Highlight of the Month: DMAA
With temperatures dropping easily below -20°C , it can be hard to find motivation to leave the house and seek out different activities to...
McGill Students Answer: What is Your Ideal Relationship?
Ahh… at last, it’s here. The trees turn bare, the crunchy leaves turn to soft snow, and the gentle breeze turns into fierce and aggressive...
Why I Dropped Out of My Sorority
When I stepped into the room and met the first sorority on my schedule during recruitment, I knew it was the one. The dazzling sunlight was...
McGill Event Highlight of the Month: TEDxMcGill
At a place like McGill where our campus is always overflowing with interesting and cool student clubs, events, or conferences, it can sometimes be hard to find smaller events or even decide which ones you want to check out depending on your interests. That is why this week, Her Campus wants to take some time to highlight a very cool conference coming up just this month: TEDxMcGill.
"What Do You Want to Do After University?": Advice From a McGill Graduate
As undergraduates, the question we hate to answer and love to avoid is often: “what do you want to do after graduating?”. For some of us,...
The Best Courses I've Ever Taken at McGill
During my first year at McGill, all I cared about was taking easy, “bird” courses . However, as I realized throughout the year that I had...
Scott Rohlfs and Fashionnova Controversy: What Can WE Do?
As we say good-bye to summer and back-to-school season makes its return, every year around this time, I find myself wanting to spice up my...
Four Tips For a 4.0
With the Beach Day chant still fresh in your head and having care-free summer days come to an end, it can be difficult to get yourself...
The Hottest New Music of April 2018
It's only been a few days into April, but this month has already been blessed with some of the hottest music drops by some of today's...
Behind the Scenes at McGill: Daniel Sun on Working at the BCom Student Office
We often talk about our university experiences from the perspective of the students, but today, Her Campus was curious to find out more...
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Dear First-Year Me,
As another year of university is about to end, I always like to reflect back on my past years at McGill. If there is any year that stands...
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Highlights From the 2018 Pyeonchang Olympics
With 11 gold, 8 silver, and 10 bronze medals, it is safe to say that the 2018 Olympics this year was a moment for Canada to truly shine and...
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Interview with a Dating Expert: Margaux Chetrit-Cassuto on Today's Dating World and Entrepreneurial Journey
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, the pressure of finding the perfect date is creeping upon us. To help all boys and gals out...
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Everyday Makeup Routine Under 10 Minutes
For a girl who loves taking fifteen minutes to perfect her eyeliner, taking mandatory 8:30 classes was rough. It meant that I had to wake...
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The New Girl in Town: The Glared
Word has it, there’s a new girl in town - she’s fierce, she’s dazzling, and she’s here to spice up your wardrobe. A new jewelry company,...
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Interview with a Girl Boss: Emilie Macfie On McGill Sorority Life
We’ve all heard about the typical sorority stereotypes, and they’re usually not very positive. With our own growing Greek community on...
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Winter 2017/18: This Season's Hottest Trends That Will Keep You Warm & Toasty
The leaves have changed colour, days have gotten shorter, and jackets have started to get thicker. Brace yourselves - winter is coming. For...
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Saving Your Skin: Why Chemicals and Acids May Just Become Your Skin's BFF
People generally assume that chemicals are harmful and irritating for the skin. Many people follow the rule that if you can’t read out the...
