In September, 2012, a ban on the sale of bottled water will take effect. Our panellists discuss the impact this will have and the ethics of water commoditization broadly.

Saving money and solving the global food crisis.

Our panelists debate how to improve the tuition payment process.

Its recent campaign against an AMS audit has only underlined the severe problems at the Journal

The unfolding story in North Africa has most recently spread to Libya, where revolutionaries have taken over large segments of the country. In this week’s web feature, our panellists discuss the prospects of foreign intervention.

‘Nick Day should apologize and resign, or Queen’s students should immediately seek his removal.’

Cities across the country are marking this week as a time of discussion about the Israel-Palestine dispute. Two students look at the historical situation in the region.

In light of the demonstrated mental instability of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, the West is justified to intervene by arming and supporting rebels.

Parliament passed Bill C-59 last month, eliminating the Accelerated Parole Review and lengthening the prison sentence of thousands of inmates in Canadian prisons. Our panelists broadly discuss the ethics of the prison system and criminal justice.

The unfolding story of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), third-party internet providers and usage-based billing has yet to write its final chapter as our panelists weigh in on the dispute.

Perhaps we should look to American universities as a model of athlete appreciation.