Seeing Yourself in A Museum
Emma Evans, Queens University.
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Global Issues
Rolling Back Rights: The Damaging Social Implications of an Anti-LGBTQ Workplace Case
Chelsea Hill, Queens University.
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Socialism, Oil, and Military Coup: Critically Examining the Interests at Play in Venezuela’s Power Struggle
Luca Dannetta, Queen’s University Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro is currently withholding food from his people, blocking foreign aid from entering
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Overuse of the Political Protest
Graham McKitrick, Queen’s University The right to protest freely is an important and recognized tenant of any functioning democracy. The
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Trump’s Border of Terror: History Repeating Itself
Ellicott A. Cochrane, Queen’s University In December I had the opportunity to visit Terezín, a small town in Czech Republic
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Pressure in the Pipes: Targeted Pipe Bombs and Their Implications for US Politics
(Ellicott Ashworth Cochrane, Queen’s University) On Monday October 22nd 2018, less than two weeks before the US Midterm elections, several
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Fake it ‘Till You Make it: Saudi Arabia’s Claims on Murdered Journalist Jamal Khashoggi
(Taylor Johnson, Queen’s University) On October 2, Jamal Khoshoggi, an outspoken critic of the Saudi government and popular journalist, disappeared
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United India: Are Trudeau’s Actions Pro-Separatism or a Publicity Stunt?
(Prarthana Pathak, Queen’s University) Trudeau’s infamous trip to India in February is still a popular topic of conversation and mockery
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The 12-Year Climate Catastrophe: The Canadian Government’s Lack of Impact In A Global Crisis
(Shelby Harper, Queen’s University) Climate change is a frightening phenomenon. The lack of action to prevent, let alone act, on
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Politics Isn’t Divisive, Political Language Is
(Graham McKitrick, Queen’s University) Five days before the U.S election, presidential historian Brooks Simpson said that the election would “go
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