Incidents raise questions of safety on and off campus.
Students to pay full tuition by Sept.1.
Despite a decrease in participation and an increasing police effort to stop it, the annual Aberdeen Street Party has led Principal Daniel Woolf to suspend Homecoming for another three years.
News in brief.
AMS Referendum statement results.
Dr. Ruth Wilson wins 5-star Doctor award.
AMS will gain full control of student buildings from administration as of May 2011.
Kingston and the Islands a contentious riding for next federal election.
AMS Assembly censures Day.
TedxQueensU Conference held Nov. 7 is the first ever at Queen’s.
Entrepreneur Robert Herjavec will guest lecture on Nov. 10.
Sexual Violence Action Network fights rape culture.
Ted Hsu wins Liberal nomination for Kingston and the Islands on Nov. 7.
The Journal provides this free space for parties on the ballot. All statements are unedited.
Holocaust Education Week starts Nov. 8
The Journal talks with candidates running for the Liberal nomination on Nov. 7.
Campus catch-up.
Lack of campus advertising seen during last week’s municipal election.
The west wing expansion of Goodes Hall is on time and on budget.
Liberal nomination meeting set for Nov. 7.
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