Activism

Where will you draw the line?

Thursday’s annual Take Back the Night march featured the launch of the new Draw the Line campaign — a provincial effort to target bystanders in sexual assault prevention.Continue...

OPIRG presses on

The Kingston branch of the Ontario Public Interest Group (OPIRG) won’t give up on their mission to serve the community and the University despite their loss of funding, OPIRG Coordinator Kavita Bissoondial said.Continue...

Random act of kindness

Last month, 49-year-old Debbie Wooldridge boarded a train to Montreal to undergo gender reassignment surgery.Continue...

Don't listen to Kony campaign critics

When we’re looking at viral campaigns like Kony 2012, the priority should be to learn from them — whether its through a critical perspective or because you believe in it.Continue...

Activists stand trial

The trial for Kingston prison farm protesters began yesterday at the Frontenac County Court House.Continue...

Dissent declines

Protesters with the Occupy Kingston movement dwindled from over 100 to five yesterday.Continue...

Antisemitism won't go away unless people start to care

We are tired.Continue...

Virgil Abloh’s legacy is one of trailblazing creativity and empathetic mentorship

Virgil Abloh is undoubtedly one of the boldest and most brilliant visionaries in artistic history.Continue...

‘I want to be the friend that they can rely on’: Queen’s Student Activists, part six

Nati Pressmann, ArtSci ’25, has a long family history of Jewish activism.Continue...

Physical accessibility on Queen’s campus

“I doubted if I could survive living here [...] after my first week of Orientation.”Continue...

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