Arts & Culture

Co-curators of Discovering Mosques of the Islamic World exhibition discuss what visitors can expect to see

Exhibit is comprised of medical works from Europe and Asia dating from the 15th to the 19th centuries

Women severely underrepresented in contemporary fiction, study shows

Music inscribed in a beautiful and rare choral manuscript will be performed for the first time in decades, if not centuries, on Thursday, February 21

Curator Kimberly White discusses this unique exhibition that will run until June 30.

Students, staff, faculty and alumni help create the 2018 McGill Reads holiday book list

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