The Queen's Journal20h
ResSoc election results withheld after complaint to Judicial Affairs Office
After a whirlwind of elections, the Residence Society (ResSoc) has hit an obstacle. A day before election results were set to ...
The Queen's Journal20h
New COMPSA President elected, but executive team still incomplete
The Computing Students’ Society (COMPSA) kicked off Valentine’s Day with the results of its presidential election. Hugh Tuckwell, CompSci ’26, was elected next President of the Society, winning 267 ...
The Queen's Journal1d
Kingston considers higher fees for non-residents using city services
Non-residents coming to Kingston may soon face higher fees for city amenities, as officials consider changes for next year.
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The Scarborough Charter is for all of us
During a recent panel discussion at a Black Histories and Futures Month event, I listened as peers and colleagues shared ...
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Men’s Hockey secures first-round bye into OUA East semi-finals
With just one game remaining in the OUA regular season, the Gaels sit in second place with a point and game in hand over the ...
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Rediscovering ‘Journal’ history, one photo at a time
Queen’s history isn’t just written—it’s captured. From Princess Diana and King Charles’ Kingston visit in 1991 to The Tragically Hip’s snapshots before becoming legends, The Journal has a knack for ...
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The birds and the bees seem to be hibernating for Gen Z
It seems like the generation that’s the most sexually liberated doesn’t actually want to get it on.Despite a rampant hookup culture encouraged by Tinder and other dating apps, Generation Z is actually ...
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It’s time we replaced ‘no means no’ with ‘yes means yes’
It’s Valentine’s Day—which means love is in the air, and so should affirmative consent. The lack of affirmative consent lies at the centre of the Gisèle Pelicot mass rape trial that took place in ...
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Jude Wheeler-Dee continues to make Queen’s History
In the sport of running, there are few achievements as prestigious as running a sub-four minute mile. In history, less than 2,000 athletes have achieved the mark. This past weekend, Jude Wheeler-Dee ...
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Letting go isn’t forgetting, it’s looking ahead
While living through the most transformative period of your life, you must learn to let things go. Letting go involves relinquishing an attachment to desires, outcomes, or expectations, whether it’s ...
The Queen's Journal4d
‘The Journal’ shortlisted for four national student journalism awards, including Student Publication of the Year
The Journal is in the running for four national student journalism awards this year, including the coveted title of best ...
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SGPS launches paid consultations to revise Equity Policy
The SGPS wants to ensure marginalized groups aren’t grouped together by ensuring their  individual experiences are reflected in policy.The Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) made a ...