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Editors in Chief of Queen’s Journal Volume 153 elected
Meghrig Milkon and Sarah Adams were elected Editors in Chief of Volume 153 of The Journal on Feb. 12. With a 72 per cent ...
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Uncontested CESA executive team uses open forum to unveil plans if elected
At an open forum for next year’s Concurrent Education Student Association (CESA) executive, uncontested Team ECG shared their ...
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Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show was a message America couldn’t ignore
In a unique combination of sports and pop culture, Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance touched on themes of ...
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‘The Journal’ shortlisted for four national student journalism awards, including best publication
The Journal is in the running for four national student journalism awards this year, including the coveted title of best ...
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AMS discusses trademark issues and Society restructuring at February Assembly
February’s AMS Assembly tackled brand trademarks, potential Society restructuring, and celebrated Black leadership on campus. Assembly gathered at Robert Sutherland Hall on Feb. 10 at 6 p.m. With 12 ...
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Candidate Profiles: ResSoc executive candidates speak on building community, engagement, and communication
The Residence Society (ResSoc) election is on track, with two of three de-slated positions seeing competition. John Bae, ArtSci ’26, and Amin Meghdadi, HealthSci ’26, are competing for the position of ...
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ResSoc presidential candidate cleared to stay in race after initial disqualification
After a disqualification and subsequent appeal, one candidate secured his spot in the Residence Society’s (ResSoc) presidential race just before voting wrap up tonight. The presidential race began as ...
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Five ResSoc executive candidates debate future of res life
Five Residence Society (ResSoc) executive candidates took to the floor to debate the best ways to support students living in residence.After a delay from the originally scheduled time of 7 p.m., the ...
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Two candidates debate head-to-head to be COMPSA’s next President
COMPSA’s two presidential candidates debated before a crowd of their computer-savvy peers. Hugh Tuckwell, CompSci ’26, and Radmehr Vafadar, CompSci ’27, are in the running for the Society’s top ...
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Media and Performance Production Students create Black Futures Curatorial Exhibition
Description: The Journal went to check out the curatorial exhibition on Black Futures- Interrelations of Race, Technology, and Art in the art and media lab in the Isabel Bader Centre. This exhibition ...
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Trump’s futile attempts at gender binarism are bound to fail
Gender binarism has never existed, nor will it ever, and we should accept that. Debunked as being scientifically incorrect, gender binarism refers to the idea that there are only two genders, male and ...
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Aidan’s Angle: Breaking barriers in sports
In honour of Black History Month, I thought it was a good time to assess the policies and initiatives present at Queen’s and ...