Last Wednesday’s shooting at Parliament Hill demonstrated the importance of exercising restraint in media coverage during uncertain situations.
The Journal’s Editorial Board has unanimously agreed to endorse Rick Downes for Kingston mayor, with 17 votes for and no abstentions.
“I’m a mouse, duh.”
The AMS no-experience-necessary hiring policy is a valuable initiative to ensure accessible employment for students.
Burnout. Have you been there?
Queen’s administration should be condemned for lacking an official policy for handling sexual assaults on campus.
When I came to Queen’s last year, I found it disturbing how infrequently students took the time to think about and acknowledge their spiritual lives.
The city of Seattle’s re-designation of Columbus Day as Indigenous People’s Day is a step in the right direction, but it can’t be the last step.
Postmedia’s purchase of all of Sun Media’s English-language papers will benefit smaller papers, but should be regarded with caution.
China’s recent economic boom has resulted in the rise of several universities that seek to recreate the experience of prestigious western universities.
The creation of a meditation and prayer room in Stauffer Library is a worthwhile initiative.
The University of Chicago’s plan to increase the economic diversity of its undergraduate population helps establish equal opportunities for students of all economic backgrounds.
From covering news for the Journal last year to being this volume’s Opinions Editor, I’ve had the opportunity to meet a lot of students on this campus.
The NFL’s recent devotion of commercial time to anti-domestic violence PSAs is a retroactive and insufficient attempt at saving face.
It’s painfully clear that universities need to establish a proper system for handling sexual assault cases.
Ever heard of a make-up call in sports?
The term “developed country” shouldn’t imply that countries in the global North have reached a sort of utopia.
Justin Trudeau’s boycott of Sun Media was misguided.
Justin Trudeau’s boycott of Sun Media was misguided.
The opening of Canada’s first recovery high school is a solid step in creating resources for youth with substance use disorders.
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