Stereotypically feminine activities and aesthetics in video games can lead to wonderful art if we unlearn femmephobia.

As artists from non-wealthy backgrounds disappear, so does the richness of our artistic landscape.

A paper published in the University of Toronto’s journal Canadian Public Policy in Dec. 2023 examined a decade of data from 20 Canadian municipalities and found no relationship between police spending and crime rates.

Taylor Swift appears happy dating football player Travis Kelce. Football fans don’t feel the same.

Neither the participation of Queen’s students or Faculty of Arts and Science Dean Barbara Crow was satisfactory at ASUS Assembly.

Having tried just about every method of frothing milk, I know how adopting culinary rituals helps us better enjoy our food.

The age-old computer science adage “garbage in, garbage out” hasn’t lost relevance. A system built using low-quality data will yield subpar results.

During town hall on Dec. 11, Provost Mathew Evans and Arts and Science Dean Barbara Crow announced Queen’s University expects to exhaust its reserve funds by 2025-26. The Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) could run out as early as next year if cuts aren’t implemented, and students are demanding an explanation.

Inflated grades are a trend originating early in the COVID-19 pandemic and  surviving the transition from virtual to in-person classrooms—across far more universities than Yale. The Health Sciences program at Queen’s is infamous among its students for similar grade inflation.

The use of reserves and endowment funds, although an enticing idea to clear the budget deficit, isn’t possible due to existing policies. These policies can be changed, but if they were, there would likely be ramifications on other aspects of Queen’s operations, or these changes may lead to other types of risk.

As lean government funding and public criticisms challenge the future of extraterrestrial travel, Canada should prioritize investing in space exploration.