Finance Queen's Women Investors QBR sits down with QWI co-founders Helen Wong and Tina Huang to learn of their ambitions and hopes for the club going into its second year.
Student Life A return to in-person classes might not be the cure university students are hoping for Lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic present new challenges for students as they return to campus.
Student Life Students Need to Assimilate at Smith to Succeed 2014 Medal in Commerce recipient and Founder of QBR recounts his experiences with race in first-year.
Student Life L̶o̶v̶e̶ Exchange in the Time of C̶h̶o̶l̶e̶r̶a̶ COVID A heartfelt reflection on the importance of exchange to students in the Commerce program.
Student Life What We Don’t Talk About in Commerce The authors, both fourth year Queen’s Commerce students, are appreciative of the extracurricular and professional experiences that the program has offered them.
Student Life For the Love of Money For the Love of Money is an autobiographical account of Sam Polk’s ascension to the bastions of high finance — and the slow realization that it may not provide a fulfilling and well-rounded life, despite the financial incentives.
Student Life Zero to One Zero to One reads as both Thiel’s critique of current socio-technological models as well as advice and guidance into starting a successful business.
Student Life King of Capital King of Capital is a vivid recount of Blackstone’s evolution through its early challenges and investments into a top Wall Street fund, backed by billions from global institutional investors.
Student Life Grade Inflation: A Quiet Epidemic Grade inflation is often discussed as one of the largest threats to the meritocracy of liberal academia. There are many reasons why grade inflation is not addressed in universities, but the simplest answer is often the right one: there are no incentives to do so.
Student Life Letter from the Editor: The Business of Education Education is a perpetual labour. It is also one of life's greatest privileges, and perhaps eventually in the hopes of many, rights too. But right now it is not so. And even for
