Coming To Venues Near You: Spring/Summer Concerts in Montreal
Last Friday I had the pleasure of going to see Maggie Rogers live with a rather large group of my friends. Despite the soggy weather, the...
Stephanie Sim
Stephanie Sim
Steph is a second-year student at McGill University, who splits her time outside of Montreal equally between the sunshine of Texas and the snow-capped Rockies of Alberta. When not studying or writing blog posts she enjoys making home films of her friends and their adventures, creating a ridiculous amount playlists on Spotify, or binge-watching Jamie Oliver's cooking channel (all with endless cups of coffee in hand).
Follow her personal blog for sporadic posts and videos about the current state of her life, her Spotify for playlists that can apply to every aspect of life, her Instagram for up-to-date snapshots of what she's doing, and her Twitter for pictures of cute pups and other relevant, overcaffeinated content.
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2019 Swimsuit Trends
The post-spring break blues are kicking in hard this week. To cope, I've resorted to online shopping for new bathing suits and blatantly...
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A Spring Break Guide to Montreal
Spring break is practically upon us, so we can all breathe a collective sigh of relief for the hiatus, however brief, from the barrage of...
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Ladies Celebrating Ladies: The Scoop on Galentine's Day
Whether you love it or hate it, Valentine's Day has crept up on us again. Even if you're single (and maybe a little bitter about it) this...
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Rahaf Mohammed: Welcome to Canada
Amidst the seemingly endless stream of dreary news headlines that appear every day, one stood out this month as a shining beacon of hope. Rahaf Mohammed’s story has made national headlines since the world first learned of her situation at the beginning of January.
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We Have a Drug Problem: An Interview with Izzy Levine about UAEM McGill
Meet Izzy Levine, a second-year student at McGill in the Faculty of Arts. Izzy is also the president of the McGill chapter of the...
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Thanksgiving Feast: Vegan Edition
Here’s a list of vegan recipes that have passed the tried and true test, from both the vegans and non-vegans that were at my Thanksgiving feast this year. Even if you’re not celebrating Thanksgiving next week, these recipes are still delicious no matter when you’re craving sweet potatoes, gravy, and all things pumpkin.
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They Live on Through Our Remembering: The Centenary of WWI
The red flowers began appearing on lapels last Wednesday, October 25th when the official poppy distribution began. While this annual tradition is nothing out of the ordinary for Canadians it holds even more significance this year with the mark of 100 years since the end of The Great War. As a mark of tribute to honor those involved in the war efforts, many companies and organizations took their recognition efforts a step further this year.
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Giving Back to Montreal: An Interview with Homework Zone Coordinator Kate Turpie
Meet Kate Turpie, a third-year McGill student working towards a B.Sc in Microbiology and Immunology, with a minor in Gender, Sexuality, Feminism, and Social Justice. While balancing her busy schedule at school and the tremendous workload that accompanies it, Kate also makes an effort to give back to the Montreal community through the Homework Zone. She was kind enough to lend us some of her precious time to talk about the program and how it benefits both the Montreal community outside of the McGill bubble and the students from McGill who participate in it.
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Songs That Need to Make an Appearance on Your Fall Playlist
I've been cultivating the perfect fall playlist for a few years now, so I feel I've had plenty of time to stumble upon some gems that aren't on every single "sweater weather" playlist that come up on your Spotify search.
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The 411 on the Québec Election and What it Means for McGill Students
The fall semester is here again, with midterms already looming in the near future and readings quickly piling up as we lay on Lower Field...
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First Year Blues: Handling Loneliness
It’s no joke that moving away to college is a big step in our lives. Leaving home, living without our parent’s watchful eye, free reign...
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"Mission Accomplished": Airstrike on Syria in Response to Chemical Attacks
Thousands of Damascus residents were woken up early last Saturday morning by the sounds of explosions and a state television broadcast that...
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Sydsajammin: Sydney Stevenson on her EP and Tonal Ecstasy A Capella
This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Sydney Stevenson, a first-year arts student at McGill with her own EP and a passion for all...
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Finals Season Fast-Approaching: Studying Tips and Tricks
Midterms may still be raging on for some, but there are officially only four weeks left of class before finals season commences once again...
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Enough is Enough: #NeverAgain
It’s February 14th, 2018. Valentine’s Day. Following the trends of mass commercialism that the holiday has come to embody, gifts of...
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Cultivating Community: Kathryn Slomski on the Rabbit Hole Café
If there’s one piece of advice that gets drilled into your head over and over before coming to college by friends and family, it’s to...
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Intersectionality: A Closer Look at Feminism
With the large-scale development of the annual Women’s Marches that began in January 2017 regarding a variety of humans rights issues, you...
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Beat the Winter Blues: 7 Outdoor Winter Activities
Let’s face it, winter kind of sucks. At first, it’s not too bad as we get caught up in the whirlwind of holiday festivities but come mid-...
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Prayers for Peace: Egypt's Deadliest Terror Attack
The death toll as of Saturday, November 25th for what officials are now referring to as Egypt’s deadliest terror attack in modern history...
