Ghosting: The Handbook

Want to get over your ghost?  Expect their handbook excuses By Rory Morrow Social interactions, of course, can occur in all manner of form, shaped by, well, who knows?  Fate?  A higher power?  Coincidence?  Luck, good or bad, depending, inevitably on the context of the person and the interaction.  A chance meeting on campus, theContinue reading “Ghosting: The Handbook”

FEATURE: OPINION – “Jingle Bells, Our Government Smells”

Current Affairs Editor Sean Mulryan reports on the recent revelation that a Christmas party was held in Downing Street last year.

FEATURE: Strikes 2021: Why I Changed Sides

As the strikes-saga debate comes to a close, the Gown’s Political Editor, Luke Tinsley, offers his final arguments in favour of strike action.

OPINION: Queen’s University offers Statement on Strike Action: Where Do They Fit?

Editor-in-Chief, Aidan Lomas, focuses his thoughts on the proposed strike action and the role Queen’s University is playing in them.

OPINION: Hillary Clinton: The Contentious Chancellor

Garrett Byrne offers his thoughts on why the appointment of Chancellor Clinton last week is more controversial than some institutions are letting on.