QM Elections: The Blog
What? Queen Mary's Candidate Debates are a chance for all those running for sabbatical and part-time positions to tell you why they deserve your vote.…
Articles Written By: Megan Gurney
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QM Elections: Why Don’t We Care?
Year after year the phrase ‘student engagement’ proves to be more than just another overused SU election buzzword, and with voter turnout in last year’s…
Principle Gaskell Releases Statement on Prevent Strategy
As per new government guidelines, Principle Simon Gaskell has released a statement to all students announcing that QM must engage with the Government’s ‘Prevent Strategy’…
Queen Mary Student Launches Petition To Make Mile End Station Step Free
Engineering student and wheelchair user, Shoaeb Al-Kashmiri, has launched a petition to make Mile End station more accessible for those with disabilities Shoaeb was diagnosed…
QM Elections: EXCLUSIVE First Look At Candidate List
New faces as well as seasoned campaigners join the list of over 100 nominations for next years full-time and part-time representatives The election fog-horn officially…
January Horoscopes
Aquarius – January 21st to February the 18th Your allegiances will change when the Moon conjoins with Mercury and drifts off course to a new technical void. The…
BIEBER IN BIZARRE TWITTER TIRADE AS HE ASKS “NO BUT REALLY, WHAT DO YOU MEAN?”
The 21 year old pop philosopher has reportedly been left extremely infuriated by his unanswered demands A close friend of influential artist Justin Bieber has…
Barts Students Join Junior Doctors’ Strike: “These may soon be our contracts too.”
Hundreds of Barts students join as many as 35,000 junior doctors who took part in strike action on Tuesday, along with support from medical staff, medical students, and members of the public …
Confusion as Isoc Suspended Amid “Unclear Allegations”
On the 15th of November, Queen Mary’s Islamic Society (ISoc) were suspended from carrying out all Union related activities for 16 weeks. They will remain…
Student Council: As It Happened
The first Student Council of the year saw motions pass on standardising lecture recordings, increasing poster zones, supporting junior Doctors, and some reoccurrin chat about an inconveniently placed pillar