Cassidy McMackon is a fourth year philosophy student at Queen's University, and Vice President of the Her Campus Queen's U chapter. She loves coffee, bubble baths, and can most often be found in Douglas Library or Balzac's coffee shop with her nose in a book.
“Mental health is a spectrum that everyone exists on, and depending on where someone might be on that spectrum, it shouldn’t matter what your gender is and that people should feel comfortable reaching out for help". – Callum Stephenson
The Ford Administration may have made drastic cuts to the Ontario Student Assistance Program, but students like Aimee McCurdy, founder of Students for Students, are fighting back.
A comprehensive guide to how the Canadian political system works - just in time for the election!
Get new song ideas to create your own Queen's playlist!
This past Friday, students took to University and Union to strike against climate change.
Selfishness isn’t always a bad thing.
I have yet to visit Paris. Naturally, when I included the French capital as one of my destinations on my three-week backpacking trip, I...
When self-care isn't enough.
Move-out season is coming. Here are some tips to prepare you for that hectic day in April!
One of my favourite memories from my grade eleven AP English class was watching Epic Rap Battles (ERB) on Friday afternoons. Fast forward...
Summer nostalgia is real (or should I say reel).
By being more conscious of our consumer habits, we can effectively take the right steps to bettering the planet.
Why Social Media Influencers Should Not Be Influential
Sometimes, the best thing to do is give up the grind.
Valentine’s day falls at a rough time of year for university students; it’s cold and the weather is gross, we’re right in the middle of...
If you’re a fan of live music, you won’t want to miss these tracks!
2018 did not have a smooth ending for me. It’s early in the morning, a few days after New Year’s while I’m writing this. I'm sitting in the...
Worried about your savings account this year? Christmas doesn't have to be all about the money.
A friendly reminder that you can handle everything that comes your way this exam season.
