Over the winter break, I became one of many people worldwide who can walk into a room and pretend to be important.

A group of students taking the course NURS 403 have filed academic grievance complaints with the AMS over inconsistent evaluation.

This week, people around the world celebrate the 200th anniversary of Louis Braille’s birth.

This month Education Students’ Society (ESS) members will vote on whether to leave the AMS and join the Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS).

There’s a bookshelf at the Journal house that stores decades’ worth of previous volumes of this newspaper in bound copies.

Last week, Principal Tom Williams announced that a 15 per cent budget cut will be applied to all faculties and units of the University, including the administration, over the next three years.

This week, Queen’s was featured on the front page of multiple national newspapers.

Homecoming weekend will be cancelled and replaced with a Spring Reunion for at least the next two years, Principal Tom Williams announced earlier this week.

I have read every comment, every letter to the editor, responded to every phone call and every e-mail.

This week, Queen’s introduced the Intergroup Dialogue Program in the University’s residences, a pilot program intended to encourage student discussion on social issues, the Queen’s Gazette reported Nov. 10.

Last week, three opt-outable fees were voted down in the AMS Fall Referendum when they went up for renewal.

I love ghost stories—or at least, I love entertaining the possibilities for both the goose bumps and the skepticism they inspire.