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Candidate Profiles: Two EngSoc Vice-Presidential candidates speak to accessibility and efficiency goals
The Engineering Society (EngSoc) sees two Vice-Presidential positions go uncontested in the upcoming election.Alexis Paredes, Sci ’26, running for vice-president (student affairs), and Ian Schaffer, ...
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Candidate Profiles: Junior Senators speak to retaining tradition and transparency goals
The contested race for Junior Senator sees four first-year students reaching for the title.In the running for the position ...
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Candidate Profiles: Enriching experiences and enhancing transparency at EngSoc
Two candidates are competing to take on the role of President of the Engineering Society (EngSoc) next year.Jaya Nookala and Jordan Belainsky, both Sci ’26, sat down with The Journal to speak about ...
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Department of Political Studies cracks down on students using AI
The Department of Political Studies puts a policy of its own in place against the increasing use of AI.An e-mail sent to all ...
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Candidate Profiles: Three SGPS Vice-Presidential (Graduate) candidates have one vision for change
Three contenders are in the running for the Vice-President (Graduate) position in the upcoming Society of Graduate ...
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AMS executive candidates ratified at Assembly in first official de-slated election
Student fee hikes and a reimagined Orientation Mystery Concert marked the first Assembly of the semester.Assembly reconvened in Goodes Hall on Jan. 20 after the winter break for a five-hour session, ...
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Neocolonialism is holding Africa back from true independence
A continent so rich in resources and culture can’t be shackled by the chains of foreign domination. For decades, Africa has ...
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Candidate Profiles: SGPS Presidential candidate shares vision for society’s next chapter
Dawood Tullah, Law ’26, is running for SGPS president with a plan to tackle Queen’s graduate and professional students’ toughest challenges head-on.Running uncontested for the next President of the ...
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Candidate Profiles: Graduate Trustee candidates talk award and budget cuts as they head into elections
The race for the next Graduate Trustee is heating as two candidates prepare to go head-to-head in upcoming election.The ...
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From books to blockbusters: The most anticipated book-to-screen adaptations coming in 2025
From ancient epics to dystopian futures, 2025 is set to bring some of our favourite stories to the big screen.Last year, fans watched as directors adapted Colleen Hoover’s It Ends with Us (2016), to ...
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Queen’s Distance Track starts season strong, secures 11 medals at University of Ottawa Winter Classic
The Gaels came into the 2025 U SPORTS Track and Field season carrying momentum with Men’s Cross-Country championship and fifth place finish for the Women’s team.Their first test of season was at the ...
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Sports in Brief: Women’s Volleyball extend win streak to 11 games
From the rink to the pool, Queen’s gave it their all this past week. Here’s everything the Gaels had to offer.Men’s HockeyQueen’s Men’s Hockey saw their seven-game win streak snapped by the McGill ...