Curator Kimberly White discusses this unique exhibition that will run until June 30.
Arts & Culture
Yvette Nolan, McGill's Richler Writer-In-Residence, has transformed Aristophanes' 2,500 play The Birds into a modern tale about truth and reconciliation
Harvard prof wins world’s leading history prize for her genre-bending account of the life and world of the Polish-born British writer Joseph Conrad
A photo gallery of McGill's picturesque downtown campus against the backdrop of beautiful fall foliage
McGill’s Book of Hours illuminated manuscripts can now be seen in high quality digital colour on a new website, and in a new exhibition at...
The McGill Book Fair has been turning books into bursaries for over 45 years, having raised close to $2 million to support students
