How Discursive Practices in Rap Music Challenge Systematic Marginalization

Originally Published in Convergence Journal of Independent Research, December 2016

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Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2019

The Yan P. Lin Centre at McGill bridges the widening gap between science and the liberal arts

In October 2015, McGill announced a $3.4 million donation from Engineering alumnus Dr…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2018

In only two months, McGill has made many changes on and around our downtown campus. Flags of the world frame both sides of Roddick Gates, and 12 sculptures inspired by…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2018

The partnership between the Faculty of Arts and the Li Ka Shing Foundation gives McGill students the learning opportunity of a lifetime – for free

Not many things are free…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2018

Why the AI-powered Kam1n0 is a breakthrough in global cybersecurity

A research team at McGill is well on its way to creating the world’s first artificial intelligence-powered search engine for…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2018

The McCall MacBain Foundation has created the first Canadian equivalent of internationally-acclaimed Rhodes Scholarship Program at McGill

Canada’s most comprehensive scholarship program for graduate studies is in the works at…

Writer, intellectual, and honorary doctorate Dany Laferrière on freedom, boredom, and obstacles that have confronted his own path.

By Anaïs Clercq

Translated by Zahra Habib

On June 4^th, writer and intellectual Dany Laferrière was the first Honorary Doctorate…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2019

A few years ago, faculty at McGill’s School of Information Studies (SIS) began tackling what they viewed as a lack of exposure in their Master of Information Studies (MISt) program…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2019

SAGE is a bi-weekly series by Zahra Habib that explores the complexity of McGill Arts students through conversations about their experiences. Everyone’s got a story to tell, and every story…

This article was originally published in October 2019. Link to Original Article

In the 1950s a significant Italian imprint was left on Montreal’s cultural mosaic. Many of the nearly 200,000 immigrants that arrived in Canada from Italy during this decade…

A satire article I wrote upon my own school graduation, in 2019.

Dear members of the McGill Community,

Convocation is a time filled with emotions, nostalgia, and even some mental strain, for all those involved. In the Arts Faculty, efficient…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2016

SAGE is a bi-weekly series by Zahra Habib that explores the complexity of McGill Arts students through conversations about their experiences. Everyone’s got a story to tell, and every story…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2018

SAGE is a bi-weekly series by Zahra Habib that explores the complexity of McGill Arts students through conversations about their experiences. Everyone’s got a story to tell, and every story…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2017

SAGE is a bi-weekly series by Zahra Habib that explores the complexity of McGill Arts students through conversations about their experiences. Everyone’s got a story to tell, and every story…

Originally Published in McGill University's Arts Life Magazine, 2018

SAGE is a bi-weekly series by Zahra Habib that explores the complexity of McGill Arts students through conversations about their experiences. Everyone’s got a story to tell, and every story…