The Champlain-St. Lawrence Campus cafeteria metamorphosed into a cabaret theatre last Saturday evening, complete with lighting, decor, and candle-lit tables. Student band What the Heck presented the 1900s burlesque-inspired Trash …

The Musée de la Civilisation recently opened its new exhibit, The Masters of Olympus: Treasures from the Greco-Roman Collections of Berlin. Executive director Michel Côté described the exhibit and gave …

At lunch hour on April 24, the Champlain-St. Lawrence Campus cafeteria was set for the Leucan Foundation Shaved Head Challenge. On stage were professional hair stylists equipped with scissors, razors …

Although set in the 1930s, Lend Me a Tenor was written in the 1980s by Ken Ludwig. It has met with popular acclaim since its debut in 1980s, and at …

Early on a Saturday morning, in an otherwise blissfully empty gallery, a gaggle of brightly dressed children and adults line a corridor in the Musée national des Beaux-arts du Québec …

Two months to the day after the Olympic flame was extinguished in Sochi, some of Canada’s most successful athletes and highest-ranking political leaders gathered at the Centre des congrès in …

I would like to open up the boundaries of Mother’s Day to include the many women who will never be identified by that beautiful word, “MOM.” I find the word …

On March 28, two dozen members of the Université Laval Second Cycle Communication Students’ Association piled into cars and vans for their annual trip to the Sucrerie Blouin sugar shack …

Last Saturday in downtown Quebec City, it seemed as if spring had taken a day off. Gusts of wind and cold rain battered tables and chairs on empty café-terraces. But …