Victim Blaming and the Ghomeshi Trial
By: Annie Dilworth, Queen’s University Have perspectives on sexual assault and culpability really progressed? Without a doubt, one of the biggest Canadian
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Rethinking the Start of Careers
By: Matthew Gaiser, Queen’s University It is the time of year when students start applying for summer positions. Some may have been
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Analyzing the Risks of Implementing Electronic Voting
By: Djina Pavlovic, Queen’s University Voting is a fundamental right of every citizen. Therefore, it is important to keep our electoral
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US Media, Donald Trump, and Prevalence of Orientalism
(By Simran Grewal, Queen’s University) The media has always been a powerhouse of knowledge and information, and as relationships between individuals,
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Pope Francis and the Zika Virus
(By Ariana Bascom, Queen’s University) It is not often that the Pope of the Catholic Church condones the use of contraception
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Bad Apples: Global Food Waste and Its Consequences
(By Polly Zhang, Queen’s University) Recently, there has been a worldwide movement to reduce the food waste that we produce.
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Letter from a feminist: Put me in a woman’s place
(By Sophia Sun, Queen’s University) It began as a movement in the mid-twentieth century, when a shift in social order
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DAS BOOT IST VOLL: Willkommenskultur and Refugee Policy
(By Daniella LaFerrie, Queen’s University) It was World War II when Switzerland turned away 25,000 Jewish refugees, leaving
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“A little birdy told me”: The pitfalls of journalism in a social media world
(By Annie Dilworth, Queen’s University) Social Media is social; it’s inherent in the name. Platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr,
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