What was the best part of working for The Journal?

When I decided to come to Queen’s, people were quick to tell me how difficult the transition would be.

A look at the section’s highlights this year

This time last year, when I found out I was going to go on exchange to Queen’s, I was over the moon. I couldn’t wait to head to Canada and experience university in North America.

Queen’s initial sexual violence policy leaves much to be desired.

What do you listen to while you study?

Every week, The Journal asks students to weigh in on a different question.
This week, in honour of Aboriginal Awareness Week, we asked
Indigenous students to speak on their experiences coming to Queen’s.

Queen’s Alive and other anti-abortion groups aren’t as “pro-life” as they’d like you to believe. These groups are oppressive and damaging.

Talking heads… around campus

There’s been a change among young people in Canada.
They’re taking a stand against cultural appropriation and it seems there’s a growing trend of genuine interest in a more meaningful understanding of Indigenous cultures, histories and ways of being in the world.

“With the bear from The Revenant.”Darius Soolum, ArtSci ’16   “He finally dumped out the bucket of tears he’s been saving.” Eilish Scallan, ArtSci ’16 

You’ve probably read the headlines: Free tuition for college or university promised to students from low-income families.

With the end of the school year fast approaching, students face another challenge: summer employment. This is perhaps an even greater factor in determining the kind of career we’ll pursue.

What are you doing for reading week?