Conservative party speech writer Owen Lippert resigned his position after Liberal MP Bob Rae accused Stephen Harper of plagiarizing parts of a speech he delivered in Parliament in 2003 after the U.S. invaded Iraq, the Globe and Mail reported Oct. 1.

With camera in hand, I ventured onto the trash-filled Aberdeen Street early Saturday night and was immediately in a bad mood.

Last week, the Queen’s University Muslim Students Association (QUMSA) reported anti-Islamic crimes on campus.

Every year the AMS receives mixed reviews from the student body and every year many students are left feeling bitter and resentful.

Homecoming 2008 begins today and what’s likely on everyone’s minds is what will happen on Aberdeen Street.

On the bus, there’s always someone who will sit down and proceed to tell you his or her life story, even if you’re just riding for five minutes.

Last week, the Journal and Golden Words were anonymously delivered confidential AMS employee T4 forms after AMS Controller Scott Bell failed to move them into storage after 2007-08 financial audits were completed.

In an information-driven society, it’s often easy to forget how certain technologies have developed over time.

Save our Neighbourhood Action Group (SONAG) launched a website last week, posting pictures of parties that recently took place in the student neighbourhood.

It has been a strong year so far for Queen’s interuniversity sports teams.

Queen’s athletes’ new uniforms are no longer made by Russell Athletic, the Journal reported Sept. 12.

Next year will mark 200 years since the birth of Charles Darwin and 150 years since the publication of On the Origins of Species. Biologists have since discovered DNA and mapped the human genome, yet Darwin’s theory of evolution is still under attack. Creationism, or Intelligent Design if you wish to delude yourself, argues that life is too complex to have developed through natural processes, leaving God as the obvious designer.

Some McMaster University students have allegedly been selling their seats in courses to fellow students, McMaster’s student newspaper, the Silhouette, reported in April.