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Queen’s is shifting its immediate focus away from establishing a proposed College of Computing and toward developing interdisciplinary programming, according to the provost.
The closure of the local Irish pub located downtown next to City Hall, Tir Nan Og, prompts reflection among Kingstonians about the future of pub culture in Kingston.
For some students at Queen’s, accessibility is not only a matter of whether accommodations exist, but whether they are reflected in everyday campus life.
Queen’s students know a bad-faith debate when they see one.
A House of Commons committee wants equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) stripped from federal research funding decisions, missing the point of EDI entirely.
Conversations about AI with my peers often reveal extreme perspectives. On one end, some students keep AI on standby 24/7, while other students scorn anyone who uses it.
Despite an abundance of resources being invested to design, govern, and administer Queen’s Survey of Student Experience of Teaching (QSSET), the initiative is set up for failure.
The Real Housewives has little to do with being a housewife.
Beyond offering local heated yoga and sculpt classes, Surf Shack Yoga & Pilates, located on Charles St., has made environmental sustainability a central part of its business.
The Seniors Association Kingston Region is taking its members around the world, without them having to leave the seniors centre.
The Queen’s and Western rivalry is coming to a head as the schools face off in the OUA finals.
An offensive surge by the University of Ottawa GeeGees tested the Gaels in the OUA semifinals, Queen’s was still able to come out on top with a 45-27 victory.
I first met Julien in a high school bathroom in tenth grade, under circumstances I wish had been different.
I know that the climate crisis can’t be solved by just one person, but putting effort into leading a sustainable life helps me cope with my climate anxiety.
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