The University’s new tuition payment policy comes at the detriment of students, and amounts to a cash grab.
The global fascination with the recent royal engagement is a symptom of our culture’s fixation on unimportant things.
On Nov. 11, AMS Assembly passed a motion censuring Rector Nick Day for the speech he delivered at the Remembrance Day ceremony. Two students weigh-in on the debate.
Letters to the editor.
To ensure access to the internet, the government must take action to ensure neutrality.
The Fair Trade Foundation manipulates the market to the disadvantage of destitute farmers.
Letters to the editors.
We will only achieve a truly equitable campus environment when we learn from our past, for good or bad.
Kieran Slobodin and Daniel Moore debate the merits and pitfalls of internationalization.
Our generation for the most part, has enjoyed a period of peace, often takes these freedoms for granted. The reality, however, is that such freedoms as being able to speak your mind, or practice a certain faith, come at a price.
Letters to the editors.
Thoughtful, coordinated action with a long-term view is required to stop global climate change.
Letters to the editors.
To prevent the spread of nuclear arms, our international institutions must be reformed.
Letters to the editors.
Only by reaching out to students early will be be able to achieve our educational goals.
Charity Ball is not a mess & AMS is still a mess.
Multiculturalism has indeed failed, but not in the sense international pundits have described.
Letters to the editors.
To preserve the diversity of clubs at Queen’s, we should all support opt-out student fees.
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