Tekanerahtá:sens tanon tewake’nikónrhare (The leaves are falling, and I am worried)
For Indigenous students, stepping onto campus kannena’ké:ne (in Autumn) once meant diving headfirst into student-life while challenging...
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- Jun 29
- 3 min
From Secrets to Solidarity: Embracing Queerness
As a child, I was a tomboy. I have an older brother, and my mom often recycled his clothes for me, which I had no problem with. I liked...
- Feb 2
- 3 min
Building Community on Campus
As an incoming student into the class of 2024, I started my first undergraduate year at Queen’s in my small childhood bedroom in the...
- Nov 3, 2020
- 4 min
The Imposter Syndrome and How It Disproportionately Affects the Oppressed
It’s 2020 and most post secondary programs and job industries are more diverse than ever. Women and people of colour are successfully...
- Apr 13, 2020
- 6 min
Dear people who choose not to physically distance
Written by: Quinn Fotheringham and Roya Shidfar
- Jul 6, 2019
- 3 min
A Critique of the Women's March: The Struggle of Intersectionality Amongst a Diverse Crowd
By: Georgia Haynes Georgia Haynes is a second year Concurrent Education student at Queen's University, majoring in Gender Studies. ...
- Jun 27, 2019
- 5 min
Chairs, Tables, and Other Systemic Sexism in the Workplace
By: Kate Wallace I work as an intern at an executive head hunting firm, and usually sift through around 20-30 resumes daily. Recently, I...
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