“I just don’t want to die without a few scars.”
Darts and Laurels 2012-2013
Journal Assistant Sports, Associate Photo and News Editors share their perspective on the future of newspaper media
While their reporting on Rob Ford’s misgivings is treading a fine line of responsible journalism, the Toronto Star is still providing a necessary public service.
It’s a sad but necessary sign of the times when the line between advertisement and editorial content starts to blur.
Fine arts, as an academic discipline, is highly misunderstood and gravely undervalued by what seems to be a large portion of the academic world.
The reaction to the Globe and Mail’s cover photo on March 18 was overblown and prudish.
With the latest time limits on graduate students, Queen’s is putting itself in a more precarious situation than it may realize.
Our Postscript Editor and Multimedia Editor stand up for their favoured medium
It’s time for Queen’s to look past Alexander Prescott’s individual actions and focus on the bigger picture.
The Journal’s Editors in Chief square off on the use of pejorative language
In the past week, democracy at Queen’s has been deeply compromised.
Our Assistant News Editor and Arts Editor debate the value of time
Religion is everywhere, so why the surprise that its narratives find their way into 2013’s Oscar-nominated films?
Impeachment should be reserved for extreme cases, not for minor offences carried out in private.
We expect popular media to be aspirational, but when it mirrors our own lives, we get judgmental.
The Journal’s Dialogue Editors debate the meaning of love.
Post-secondary education needs to change, but not in the way Tim Hudak is suggesting.
CrossFit belongs at Queen’s — it’s time for all sides to come to a consensus to make it happen.
Paranoid conspiracy theorists have no place in the American gun rights debate.
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