Welcome

On Nov. 24, AMS President Zaid Kasim, Vice President of (Operations) Tiana Wong, and Vice President (University Affairs) Ryan Seig sat down with The Journal to reflect on their progress and discuss new initiatives.Continue...

6 days 8 hours ago

Queen’s rallies for graduate students

“We are unstoppable! A better Queen’s is possible!”Continue...

November 26, 2021

Scarborough Charter aims to address Queen’s colonial past

November 26, 2021

‘Can You Hear Me Now?’ author talks empathy and equity

November 26, 2021

Education students concerned about return to in-person learning

November 26, 2021

Residences face surge in malicious fire alarm activations

Features

6 days 18 hours ago

Sports, community, and mental health

“While it’s challenging to look after your mental health, with all the appointments and all the time it takes to take care of yourself while studying, […] committing to any activities outside of academia will only benefit you in the long run,” Ampai Thammachack, M.Sc. ’22, said in an interview with The Journal .Continue...

1 week 6 days ago

Unpacking Canada’s fossil fuel industry

When the Queen’s Finance Association (QFA) hosted RBC CEO David McKay on Nov. 5, protestors stood outside Grant Hall to voice their concerns with RBC’s financing of the fossil fuel industry, particularly their subsidizing of the Line 3 pipeline expansion.Continue...

November 12, 2021

‘This is an opportunity for us to be critical’: Policing beyond homecoming

November 5, 2021

Finding a religious and spiritual community at Queen's

October 29, 2021

The reality of being a woman in STEM

October 22, 2021

How young journalists are tackling race reporting

Editorials

6 days 8 hours ago

Transparency and accountability is a must for student leadership—and RTZ doesn’t deliver

Student government leaders must be honest and transparent when addressing problems within their institutions—and team RTZ is no exception.Continue...

6 days 8 hours ago

Let’s make academics more accessible and less elitist

In the past few months, I have used the term “anticolonialism” about 367 times. If I had a nickel for every time I’ve explained Edward Said’s “East vs. West dichotomy” to an unsuspecting econ major, I’d probably have 10 cents—and that’s two too many.Continue...

November 19, 2021

Academic freedom is no excuse for racism in the classroom

November 19, 2021

We need to stop romanticizing unhealthy power dynamics in relationships

November 19, 2021

There's more value in discussing your ideas than posting them online

November 12, 2021

Burnout culture in academia is harmful—let’s find other ways to measure success

Opinions

6 days 8 hours ago

Chicago Blackhawk’s scandal shows need for better investigative journalism in sports

Last month, the hockey world experienced a day of reckoning when Kyle Beach, a professional hockey player, revealed himself as John Doe — the plaintiff in an ongoing sexual assault lawsuit against the Chicago Blackhawks.

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6 days 23 hours ago

Letter to the Editor: November 25th

Dear Editors,

In Response to the November 19 article about QSAS’s new accommodations ( ...Continue...

November 19, 2021

QSAS’s new accommodations don’t effectively accommodate students

November 12, 2021

Mental health support wait times are a crisis on campus

November 5, 2021

With an election behind us, Canada is becoming more politically and economically polarized than ever before

October 29, 2021

Queen’s Homecoming is a problem to be managed, not solved

Arts

6 days 8 hours ago

Muse releases 23rd issue

The 23rd issue of Muse comes out Friday, Nov. 26.Continue...

6 days 8 hours ago

Exploring the meaning of family in fiction

As a live-at-home Kingstonian, the end of exam season has always been awkward for me.Continue...

November 26, 2021

Queen’s Players deliver humour-filled night

November 26, 2021

Queen’s professors win Panorama Award

November 26, 2021

Tett Centre hosting holiday-themed shows and sales

November 19, 2021

Isabel Bader gifts Agnes Etherington Art Centre 12 new paintings

Sports

6 days 8 hours ago

Queen’s topples Concordia in first round of Men’s Rugby Nationals

The Men’s Rugby Team returned to play on Wednesday evening, coming away with a 38-22 win over the Concordia Stingers in the first round of the Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championship.Continue...