Sometimes, Two Homes Are Better Than One
Experiencing divorce as a child can be difficult. But, it's important to understand that a new chapter is not always bad, and can be even happier than the previous one.
Hailey Rodgers (Queen's U ‘21)
Hailey Rodgers (Queen's U ‘21)
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Hailey Rodgers is from a small town called Westport, Ontario and is in her third year of Commerce at Queen's University. She loves to travel, meet new people, and learn. Hailey's passion for adventure and sharing her experiences is illustrated in her writing.
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Sailing to the Stars: Queen’s University Student, Olivia Mew, is Determined to Qualify for the 2020 Olympic Games
“Competing in the 2019 Pan American Games was an unreal experience that has been difficult to put into words. As soon as I walked onto my flight leaving for Lima I was overwhelmed with relief. It finally felt like it was really happening - I was going to my first major games. There had been so many bumps along my journey to the Pan Am Games, and many times when I thought this moment would never come. Once I was seated and ready for take off I knew it was real and I couldn't wait to arrive in Lima.”
Jess Takimoto’s Story On Finding Self-Confidence Through Fitness
Jess Takimoto, a Queen's student and fitness instructor, shares her inspiring fitness journey.
Don't Judge a Book by it's Cover: An Enhanced Level of Mindfulness
Say no to harmful biases and stereotypes.
Embracing the Unexpected
Why you need to start appreciating the unexpected circumstances of life.
Failure is Good
How failure can spark personal growth and change
As an Introvert, Can I Become a CEO?
Do introverts have the same capacity as their extroverted counterparts to become successful leaders of tomorrow?
Why Ask Questions?
When I was young, my little brother always asked questions. The slightest spark of curiosity elicited my brother to ask anything he felt...
The Lessons I've Learned as a Business Student
20 useful things you learn from being in a business program
A Year for Mental Health Transformation at Universities
A call for a New Year’s resolution.
What It’s Like to Have a Birthday in December
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for every celebration BUT a birthday.
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A Letter to My Dad
“I am proud of you.” My favourite sentence in the whole world. But it only holds any true meaning as to who says it, and that person is you...
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Queen's Women in Leadership Conference: An Exceptionally Enriching Experience
100 delegates, 10 schools, 4 keynote speakers, 3 days, 1 enriching conference.
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Paying It Forward: How a Free Hug Can Make a Difference
Take a moment to de-stress in just 3 seconds.
The Body Achieves What the Mind Believes
How personal fitness training changed my life.
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The Stress Advantage: Your Guide to Surviving University with Stress
This year, don’t just endure stress. Wield it to your advantage.
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Let “You Do You” Be this School Year’s Mantra
Be you, do you, and cheer each other on this school year
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The Hardest Part of First Year
I can picture the first day of university as if it were yesterday. I remember pulling up to Gordon House in the pouring rain, car loaded...
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A Letter to My Favourite High School Teacher
What would you say if you could go back in time?
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Pursue Your Calling, Not a Job
It's time to break up with traditional views of your 9-5
