Long-time Kingston landmark Morrison’s is your favourite greasy spoon. (Ian Babbit)

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The Journal presents ... the best of Kingston

For the past three weeks, the Journal’s website has featured an online survey that allowed you to vote for your favourite things to do on campus and in Kingston. Today, we present to you what you had to say.

Previously in Features

March 31, 2006

How throwing rocks can change lives

Mike Karkheck is living proof of the impact that Camp Outlook can have on impressionable young minds.

March 24, 2006

Student safety one year later

One year ago, the Queen’s and the Kingston community reeled in the wake of an unthinkable tragedy. In the early hours of March 25, 2005, Justin Schwieg—a 23-year-old fifth-year PhysEd student, football player and bouncer at The Brass—died from injuries caused by what the Kingston police called “an unprovoked assault.” He was stabbed near the second-floor bar of A.J.’s Hangar nightclub.

March 17, 2006

On spirituality, student support and the reinvention of the Maid of the Mist

As warm Saturday sunlight streamed in through the windows of Wallace Hall, Mitchell Shewell, the Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Coordinator for the Katarokwi Native Friendship Centre, held up one of his complex, hand-crafted dream catchers and talked about the deep care that had gone into its creation.

March 10, 2006

A Wells-spring of political punditry

He may be known as Canada’s foremost political blogger, but Maclean’s magazine columnist Paul Wells would rather not tell you about that.

March 3, 2006

New possibilities abound for MCRC

Wanted: one individual willing to work 24/7 as mentor and manager, advocate for students in residence, provide training to 50-plus staff, live in the workplace and pay up front for room and board. Salary: $8,661.