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Politics Isn’t Divisive, Political Language Is

April 6, 2018 Inquire Publication left wing/right wing, political philosophy

(Graham McKitrick, Queen’s University) Five days before the U.S election, presidential historian Brooks Simpson said that the election would “go

Creative Expressions Race, Culture, and Identity

2:30 in Kuwait

April 6, 2018 Inquire Publication class divides, Kuwait, poetic expression, tourism and poverty

(Dahlia Alrayes, Queen’s University) It is 2:30 am and my body won’t let me go to sleep because thoughts of

Feminist Questions LGBTQ+ Student Life

Protest Arrives for Peterson at Queen’s

March 23, 2018November 13, 2018 Inquire Publication freedom of speech, Queen's University, right to protest, student submissions

(Unsigned, Queen’s University) Tensions have been palpable since the first mention that University of Toronto Professor, Jordan Peterson, would be

LGBTQ+ Student Life

It Is Right To Disrupt: On Jordan Peterson

March 23, 2018November 13, 2018 Inquire Publication freedom of speech, Queen's University, right to protest, student submissions

(Unsigned, Queen’s University) We hold it evident that Jordan B. Peterson is an egotistical charlatan who engages in transphobic, sexist,

Student Life

How Much is a Hug Worth?

February 11, 2018February 11, 2018 Inquire Publication Queen's University, university policy

(By Rikin Arora, Queen’s University) While the action is commonly associated with priceless support, Kingston, Ontario local, Carly Robertson,

Canadian Politics Feminist Questions

Lessons Learned from the Brown Catastrophe

February 11, 2018 Inquire Publication Canadian issues, sexual assault

(Unsigned, Queen’s University) On January 24th, Patrick Brown resigned as leader of Ontario Progressive Conservative Party due to two women

Canadian Politics

Does the Minimum Wage Really Help Fight Poverty?

February 11, 2018February 11, 2018 Inquire Publication Canadian economics, employment

(By Spencer Leefe, Queen’s University) Picture yourself in high school working at a part-time minimum wage job. Maybe it’s at

Canadian Politics Indigenous Rights

The Sixties Scoop: Another Memorial Term and Social Measure to Be Wary of

January 1, 2018January 1, 2018 Inquire Publication

(By Michelle K. Allan, Queen’s University) In October, Crown-Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett made a long-awaited announcement: the Canadian Government

Food and Living Student Life

The Importance of Cooking

November 2, 2017 Inquire Publication consumerism, food, health

(By Spencer Leefe, Queen’s University) Do we still care about our food? When I started to research this matter, it was

Canadian Politics

Should Canada Consider Electoral Reform?

November 2, 2017November 2, 2017 Inquire Publication Canadian democracy, electoral reform

(By Jasmine Tordimah, Queen’s University) Democracy is defined as a system of government in which individuals have the right to actively participate