What are your plans for Thanksgiving weekend?
Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in Hong Kong to demand that residents of the region be able to choose their leader for the upcoming 2017 election — for which China has said they’ll be determining the candidates.
How do you feel about the new meditation and prayer room in Stauffer?
Should smoking be banned on campus?
University students are constantly told that employment and income are what matters after graduation.
Climate change was a hot topic in September, with politicians and celebrities alike focusing on issues of sustainability and global protests highlighting a need for action.
How do you cope with stress?
Letter to the Editor for Friday, Sept. 26.
In Emma Watson’s recent speech to the United Nations, she asked men to join in the feminist cause.
The lack of involvement on the part of Queen’s students in the Kingston community is a constant source of grief for both demographics within the city.
Will Justin Trudeau’s looks influence how people vote?
Letter to the Editor for Friday, Sept. 19.
After three years of dealing with Health, Counselling and Disability Services (HCDS), I’m convinced that Queen’s mental health initiative has yet to come to fruition.
Talking Heads for Friday, Sept. 19
Are you planning to vote in the upcoming municipal election?
Queen’s University is an influential and prestigious leader among Canada’s post-secondary institutions. Further, Queen’s has taken pride in being a multicultural and inclusive campus.
Talking Heads for Friday, Sept. 12.
Letter to the Editor for Friday, Sept. 12
From our experiences at Queen’s more than 50 years ago to what we’ve experienced in recent years, we believe that addressing mental health issues should be a priority for students and the
Queen’s administration.
Directing Ontario universities to specialize could introduce some efficiencies to our post-secondary education system. It could also allow some Ontario schools to push boundaries in their areas of expertise.
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