Health Canada’s anti-marijuana campaign was little more than a poorly disguised political ploy.
I watched the two men I was serving pass the debit machine back and forth, talking in what they thought was a whisper.
Simple adjustments can be made to the AMS referendum process to ensure students understand the influence their vote has.
Young student parents deserve better support from the Queen’s community.
We need to draw the line as to what constitutes art these days.
The Queen’s community should take a look at the impact of excessive drinking on student health and safety.
Home isn’t so sweet when you’re coming back to -20 degree weather.
I’ve been called pretty much every name in the book, but the only thing that ever really got to me was being called a misogynist.
The Journal’s Editorial Board has full confidence in Team CBW as the AMS’s incoming executive.
The abortion pill mifepristone is approved in over 60 countries worldwide including the United States, most of Europe and Australia. But not in Canada.
The University’s release of a temporary sexual assault protocol was a good move, but the policy needs to be heavily advertised and made readily accessible.
Queen’s needs a systematic plan to address the inevitable strain that increased enrolment will place on valuable student services.
During my coverage of the Wolfe Island Music Festival this summer, I noticed a lemonade stand on the main road, with a sign that read “No Photos, No Video. Stop documenting your life — just live it!” After photographing the stand, I continued along the road towards the festival.
Without a vote of confidence, Team CBW’s imposition as incoming AMS executive was undemocratic.
Bill Cosby. Woody Allen. Al Gore. Roman Polanski. Mike Tyson. Bill Murray. Sean Bean. Charlie Sheen. R. Kelly. Nicolas Cage. Sean Penn. Tupac. Terry Richardson. Jian Ghomeshi. Chris Brown. John Lennon.
Queen’s needs to better incorporate Indigenous subjects in its academic programs.
“Win as a team, lose as a team” is an admirable motto — but such sentiments should be left on the ice rink.
Queen’s administration and student societies can help address the confidence gap that continues to stifle female participation in leadership roles.
Leslie Roberts should be fired for his breach of journalism ethics.
From news coverage to anti-Semitism, Journal staff comment on the attack on Charlie Hebdo and the events that followed.
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