The Quidditch Post has learned through a document provided by an internal source that the International Quidditch Association has had its application to become a charitable incorporated organisation rejected by the Charity Commission, the regulator […]
By Nathan Ross Editor’s Note: Nathan Ross is the Simon Fraser University representative on the Council. All genders assumed in this article are from the public identifications from Facebook. For all the complaints that Quidditch […]
By Andy Marmer and Chula Bruggeling The following people were interviewed for this story: Chris Daw (IQA Trustee), Alicia Radford (former IQA Trustee), Nicole Hammer (IQA Interim Executive Director), Harrison Homel (former IQA Executive Director), […]
By Misha Whittingham After months of speculation and rumors, it has been confirmed that there will be a new organisation in North American quidditch: the Quidditch Conference of the Northwest (QCON). The brainchild of Serena […]
By Andrew Kasimir The first Asian Quidditch Cup, held on 30 and 31 July, 2016, has come and gone, with the Australian National University Owls (ANU Owls) being crowned champions. It was a three-team tournament […]
By Andy Marmer Dameon Osborn lunged for the snitch and then lay on his back for minutes hardly believing what he held in his hand. With his single moment of brilliance, Osborn grabbed Australia’s first […]
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