Editorials

The imminent mental health apocalypse

It’s scary to imagine a world where mental health crises surpass physical complications and disease.Continue...

New Year’s resolutions are doomed from the start

The six days after Christmas are filled with thoughts of the perfect New Year’s Eve celebration.Continue...

Spreading holiday cheer shouldn’t be a woman’s burden

It’s a familiar scene: female relatives bustling in the kitchen while everyone else sits enjoying the holiday.Continue...

Canada needs a travel sector overhaul

Anyone who’s tried to take a vacation in the last few years knows travel isn’t what it used to be.Continue...

Cheating has never been easier with ChatGPT

New year, new artificial intelligence (AI), and new threats to academic integrity.Continue...

Selfishness—not wealth—is the problem with billionaires

Imagine this: you dedicated your life to something, worked hard, and now, finally, you’re seeing the dividends of your efforts.Continue...

Hazing is dangerous—take it seriously

Queen’s Finance Association (QFA) had its activities suspended this month following a serious incident of non-academic misconduct.Continue...

Reconnecting with your childhood superhero

Whether it’s Spider-Man slinging from web to web, Batman firing up the Batmobile, or Wonder Woman wielding the Lasso of Truth, superheroes are a defining feature of many childhood memories.Continue...

Concerts are for fans—Ticketmaster isn’t

Swifties wasted no time advocating for concertgoers when the Verified Fan Presale for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour descended into chaos on Nov. 15.Continue...

Musicians are happier than accountants

For many students, feelings of indecisiveness or confusion regarding their future career is normal.Continue...

A vote for political engagement

Though it can be mentally draining trying to stay politically engaged these days, evidence of the rewards of community engagement on all levels is everywhere we look—most obviously in the U.S. with the recent midterm elections.Continue...

Summer in Kingston is a must

A Kingston summer is unforgettable.Continue...

Be wary of greenwashing from the fossil fuel sector

A few weeks ago, the same advertisement kept showing up on Instagram.Continue...

Bodies aren’t fashion trends

Mild panic has overtaken the internet recently, with fashion blogs declaring low rise jeans and other Y2K trends cool again.Continue...

AMS fall referendum statements

The Journal provides free space in our print edition and online for parties on the referendum ballot. All statements are unedited. Continue...

Purging school libraries of queer content is harmful

Censorship is rarely a good thing, especially not when it’s furthering a political agenda.Continue...

Sometimes it's okay to be alone

For many students, university marks the beginning of the precious, confusing, and deeply formative age of emerging adulthood.Continue...

Virtual assistant default settings have misogynistic undertones

Virtual assistants like Apple’s Siri and Amazon’s Alexa are a part of daily life nowadays.Continue...

Nostalgic remakes do nothing to improve the original

It seems like every year now, the production of a new reboot, remake, or sequel is announced.Continue...

Car-centric lifestyles aren’t the way forward

Want to get food? Get in your car. Want to get to school? Get in your car. Want to go to the gym? Get in your car.

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