Anne Fu

Volume 150 (2022-2023) – Features Editor
Volume 149 (2021-2022) – Assistant News Editor

Stories

February 7, 2023
Health Science Society sees contested and uncontested races
January 27, 2023
Kingston wants to become the re-birthplace of psychedelics
January 13, 2023
Student side hustles that give back
November 18, 2022
Be wary of greenwashing from the fossil fuel sector
November 11, 2022
The relationship between climate change and human health
November 4, 2022
Reconnecting with queer history makes our communities stronger
October 22, 2022
Transforming Indigenous healthcare, one person at a time
October 20, 2022
Mayoral candidate Tina Fraser wants to see Kingston become a ‘smart city’
September 23, 2022
For students living with disabilities, self-advocacy is key
September 9, 2022
Kingston needs more family doctors, but where are they?
September 2, 2022
Donald Gordon Centre workers unanimously approve wage parity deal
July 25, 2022
Incoming racialized students face uncertainty about September
June 27, 2022
Exploring the gender-affirming healthcare system in Kingston
April 8, 2022
Study finds Queen’s generated $1.67 billion for Kingston
April 8, 2022
‘Homes for people’: KUT rallies for affordable housing
April 1, 2022
NDP MPP candidate sits down with ‘The Journal’
March 25, 2022
Kingston Youth Shelter sets up temporary housing in McGillivray-Brown
March 25, 2022
AMS convenes for final assembly of school year
March 25, 2022
Queen’s Hospitality Services gears up for Ramadan
March 11, 2022
Student Wellness Services diversifies care options
March 11, 2022
PGEP seeks to break barriers in politics and academia
February 18, 2022
February AMS Assembly sees services moving from JDUC to LaSalle
February 18, 2022
Haleigh Schreyer elected HSS President
February 18, 2022
AMS VPUA petitions to bring back full O-Week
February 11, 2022
To make a difference, the AMS must better support their leaders
February 8, 2022
HSS executive candidates appear at open forum
February 4, 2022
HREO launches Black History Month at Queen’s
February 4, 2022
HSS sees contested elections for all executive positions
January 28, 2022
Engineering for Everyone arrives following a year of consultations
January 28, 2022
International student struggles with medical school tuition
January 25, 2022
Uncontested ResSoc Presidential candidate discusses platform at open forum
January 25, 2022
Team ETC zeroes in on rebuilding student trust
January 21, 2022
Emily Yeung talks vision as sole ResSoc presidential candidate
January 18, 2022
AMS Charity Month raises $2,500
January 14, 2022
Queen’s introduces new COVID-19 restrictions for winter semester
November 26, 2021
Residences face surge in malicious fire alarm activations
November 19, 2021
Queen’s begins consultations for new Indigenous hiring practices
November 5, 2021
AMS hosts Charity Month
November 5, 2021
We need to study the humanities—not only STEM
October 22, 2021
AMS President criticizes Homecoming police presence at Assembly
October 7, 2021
SVPR and SACK talk preventing gender-based violence on campus
October 7, 2021
Queen’s professors win Ideas Worth Teaching Award
September 24, 2021
AMS ratifies new Rector Candidate at first assembly of the year
September 17, 2021
Former Vice-Chair of Board of Trustees establishes bursary for Indigenous business students
September 14, 2021
City of Kingston issues emergency order in response to street parties
September 10, 2021
Queen’s Tissue and Organ Donor Advocates encourages students to give the gift of life

Photos

February 7, 2023
Health Science Society sees contested and uncontested races
March 25, 2022
Kingston Youth Shelter sets up temporary housing in McGillivray-Brown
February 8, 2022
HSS executive candidates appear at open forum
January 25, 2022
Uncontested ResSoc Presidential candidate discusses platform at open forum
January 25, 2022
Team ETC zeroes in on rebuilding student trust
October 22, 2021
AMS President criticizes Homecoming police presence at Assembly

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