Queen's and Kingston mark Transgender Remembrance Day
In times of mourning, art acts as solace for the transgender community.
Source: queensjournal.ca
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Team TBD is running to unify Queen's students
The candidates making up team TBD are counting on passion, not experience, to win students’ votes in the upcoming AMS election.
Source: queensjournal.ca
CARED, EQuiP, & AQ all dissolved at the Social Issues Commissions
The AMS Social Issues Commission (SIC) dissolved Committee Against Racial and Ethnic Discrimination (CARED), Education on Queer Issues Project (EQuiP), and Accessibility Queen’s (AQ) for the year.
Source: queensjournal.ca
'Being a Queen's student, you have so much power': Queen's Student Activists, part eight
When Jane Mao, MEd ’23 and ArtSci ‘21, was in the first year of their undergrad, Queen’s students were divided over a racist Halloween party held off-campus. At the time, Mao’s main goal was to avoid dropping out.
Source: queensjournal.ca
Executive Candidate Profile: Team TIA stresses accessibility in contested AMS election
Photo: Should they be elected next year’s AMS executive, Team TIA has plans to improve accessibility at Queen’s. Presidential candidate Isaac Sahota, ArtSci ’22, Vice-Presidential (Operations) candidate Tabassum Pasha, Comm ’21, and Vice-Presidential (University Affairs) candidate Amelia Cockerham, ArtSci ’22, secured their candidacy as Team TIA last week. In an interview with The Journal, Sahota said he’s running for the Presidential position to improve accessibility at Queen’s. He said he’s faced struggles with accessibility at the University in the past—particularly...
Source: queensjournal.ca