This past November, QWIL’s Print Team – Sara Guo, Malaieka Khan, and Reem Gharib – launched QWIL’s third-ever WilPower in Print. Like the...

The vast reach of social media platforms today has, without a doubt, allowed audiences to access and share information on social issues...

“When we don’t think deeper about what exactly the trend is promoting, we fail to change harmful dialect and discourse.” If you’re on...

For Indigenous students, stepping onto campus kannena’ké:ne (in Autumn) once meant diving headfirst into student-life while challenging...

Everyone has a story and personal journey unique to their own experiences. After looking back on my own, I recognize how much I’ve...

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...

“I got here out of luck.” Sound familiar? We are inclined to focus on our role models’ successes and achievements. We analyze their...

Hey QWIL! I am Morgan Attridge, a second-year Sociology student here at Queen’s University. I love fashion and horseback riding. I have...

Leadership. Growing up, we may hear rumblings of it here and there. But it becomes ingrained in our minds as we enter the “post-summer...

About Laura Sharp Laura Sharp graduated from Western University in 2014 with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Government. She...

Throughout my academic and professional journey, I have developed my passion for marketing. During my semester in France, I learned how...

By Patrick David October 2021 The reason why is clear: Diverse teams are better teams. Extensive studies by the folks at HBS, McKinsey,...

By: Claire Bouvier Does anyone ask you “what’s your plan after school?” and you think to yourself - “errrr...I have no idea...” You are...

Two years into my career, I was sitting in a classroom of 40 other new graduates at Shell and asked to think about what we’d like to be...

Trigger Warning: Sexual Assault By: Lauren MacDonald Consent. Whether it is sharing a photo of your friend on social media, using someone...

By: Melody Woo My career coach says I am the textbook definition of having an “unconventional career path”. It’s true. During my time in...

The feminism movement has come a long way. We have earned our right to vote, to work, and to lead. For a while, I never realized how far...

Some background: this past summer I worked with a positive psychology expert and well-being consultant to help her develop her business...

(The author of this piece has asked to remain anonymous) Trigger/Content Warning (TW): This article will cover topics related to sexual...

It’s 2020 and most post secondary programs and job industries are more diverse than ever.  Women and people of colour are successfully...