By Maxim Vitale (on behalf of ELINE) In contrast to the rest of STEM, post-secondary engineering education suffers from a disconnect between the theory required of academic degrees and the practicality required of professional degrees, failing to meet what is demanded by both. Within the McGill EUS, a new committee founded this year strives to…
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Why scientists and future engineers need to actively practice anti-racism to harness the full potential of STEM
By Stephanie Kirichu There are several published articles and journals that underline the importance of diversity in STEM. This is my take, highlighting my personal experience in light of the recent injustices that surfaced in the United States. The past few weeks have evoked a lot of emotions and pushed me to reflect on how…
Lifestyle
The Pandemic Cooking School
By Abhimukth Chaudhuri and Sharon Kattar It’s 2021 and if your new year’s resolution is “I’m going to cook more and eat out less,” we are going to help you. This is a great resolution because it has so many layers to it. Firstly, by eating out less you are going to save so…
SciTech
THE BOEING 737 MAX
By Mfoniso Ipke and Jane Lee What is the Boeing 737 Max Series? The Boeing 737 Max Series is an aircraft series which entered service in 2017. It was meant to be an “updated version” of the Boeing 737 New Generation series, running at fuel-efficient, low-operating costs. Due to the design similarities between the…
Entertainment
The Queen’s Gambit is a Must Watch and Here’s Why
by Ann Trinh I am definitely not the first person to try my hand at convincing you to watch Scott Frank and Allan Scott’s The Queen’s Gambit. This nicely packaged 7-episode Netflix miniseries, released on October 23rd of 2020, is the tale of a chess prodigy climbing the ranks in the world of 64-squares…