The Channel’s editorial board is selected from undergraduate students in McGill’s Department of English. Editors collectively read, discuss, and select essays for publication.
Editors-in-Chief
Megan Belrose is a U3 English Cultural Studies major with a minor in Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies. She’s interested in contemporary fiction and film and loves a good horror novel. When she’s not reading, Megan enjoys playing basketball, trying new recipes, and attempting to shrink the size of her Letterboxd watchlist.
Meera Pande is a U3 English Cultural Studies and Political Science double major. She is particularly interested in the fields of surrealist films and neo-colonialism. When she’s not busy predicting Oscar nominations months in advance, you can find her baking a sweet treat.
Editors
Orli Adamski is in her second year of studying English Literature with a double minor in Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies and the Social Studies of Medicine. When she’s not drowning in reading, you can probably find her looking for the dropped stitch in her knitting. She loves reading and writing poetry, visiting museums and farmers markets, baking for her roommates, and the Oxford Comma.
Louane Biquin is a U3 Joint Honours student in English Literature and French Language and Literature. Their honours research project explores gender fluidity and transgression in two medieval French texts. Louane also enjoys contemporary poetry and memoirs. They love traveling, spending time outside, and playing their favourite songs on guitar.
Beatrice Fortier is in her 3rd year majoring in English Cultural Studies with a minor in Political Science. She enjoys reading all kinds of fictional novels, most especially historical fiction and metafiction, and as for film she is always down to watch anything, especially a period piece or a drama. When she’s not stuck at the library, Beatrice enjoys listening to music, taking photos of sights and her friends, and practicing guitar.
Jolie Goldstein is a U2 English Major, minoring in History and Psychology. She loves baking, petting dogs, skating, movie-watching, and of course, reading. Weekly visits to Indigo are a necessity.
Natalie Hrga is a U4 Computer Science major with minors in English Literature and History. She mainly reads literary fiction and memoirs. Natalie is an avid enjoyer of autumn, as she loves baking festive desserts while listening to Bon Iver or Weyes Blood.
Alexandra Lasser is in her final year of English Cultural Studies and Linguistics. She’s particularly interested in film studies and sociolinguistics. When not catching up on her readings for class, she enjoys exploring Montreal, playing guitar, and singing with friends.
Camilla Lisanti is U3 Honours English Literature student with a minor in Hispanic Studies. She loves reading female Gothic fiction, Jane Austen, and contemporary poetry. When she is not reading, you can find her working on the daily crossword whilst drinking an excessive amount of coffee. She also enjoys cooking new recipes with her friends, watching romcoms and finding Montreal’s best burger.
Julia Lok is a U2 English Cultural Studies major with a minor in Communication Studies. While most of her reading time is spent on assigned course readings, she loves a good realistic-fiction novel. In her free time, she loves to be with friends and listen to music.
Anna Shi is a U3 student pursuing Honours in English Literature and a major in Economics. Her academic interests lie in early modern drama, particularly metatheatre and questions of personhood and performance. When she is not reading plays, she can be found playing tennis, wandering through museums, or planning trips she does not yet have time to take.