Canada’s current national anthem doesn’t accurately represent the standards of equity we should strive towards.
The history department needs to be more standardized.
Press coverage dedicated to politicians’ appearances and personalities is diverting focus from the discussion of policies and legitimate concerns.
Ever seen a squirrel on campus? Heard a Freudian slip in a lecture? Watched some drunks prowling Princess St.?
By seeking retribution against their student newspaper, a Pennsylvania high school’s administration has acted unconstitutionally and incredibly childish.
Rob Ford’s detailed medical disclosure was the right decision, but his situation shouldn’t set a precedent where we demand health information from our leaders as though it were a right.
“So, what are you doing after you graduate?”
Goucher College went too far with their drastic revision to the school’s application process.
Universities can offer as many career resources as they want, but it doesn’t matter if students aren’t taking their own initiative.
As great as a $15 federal minimum wage sounds, it’s unclear how the NDP’s recent proposal will help relieve poverty.
Every morning when I get up, I go to the bathroom. I eat breakfast. I brush my teeth. And then I pour a glass of water, find my pillbox and take a pill containing 100mg of sertraline, better known by its trade name: Zoloft.
The decision made by some Carleton frosh leaders to wear “fuck safe space” t-shirts was inappropriate and unproductive.
One month and one day since prolific comedian Robin Williams committed suicide by asphyxiation, most of us have forgotten.
Rather than focus on whether a three-year undergraduate degree is better or worse than a four-year degree, we need to turn our attention to how those years are being spent and to what end.
Recent events at Columbia University should act as a sign that universities everywhere need to change how they handle sexual assault cases.
The Society of Graduate and Professional Students’ (SGPS) recent decision to not take a stance on the bombing of two universities in Gaza was careless and lacked transparency.
“What kind of feminist shit is this!”
On Sunday night, hundreds of nude photos of A-list celebrities were stolen from Apple’s iCloud service and leaked online. The result was public outrage as individuals likened the theft to sexual violation.
Every August, the Journal requests eight media credentials from Queen’s Athletics: four for reporters and four for photographers.
Western’s student newspaper showed an incredible lack of judgment in publishing a series of offensive stories last month.
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