A previous version incorrectly presented the nature of the Indigenous Advisory Circle mentioned in the story and the process being undertaken by the Agnes and its staff. Incorrect information appeared in the May 29 issue of The Queen’s Journal.

A previous version of this article incorrectly presented  the QTT’s audition process, misspelled Queens Theatre Troupe’s name, and DSUS.

A previous version of this article stated that Duke D’Amato had played Mickey Mouse rather than Adam Falconer and has since been corrected.

A previous version of this article listed the AMS marketing office as having multiple supervisors and graphic designers.

A previous version of this article indicated that the StuCon fee was being reduced by $10 rather than the actual $2 reduction.

A previous version of a quote given by Heidi Ploeg contained factually incorrect information and has since been amended.

A previous version of this article had two instances in which Justyna Szewczyk-El Jassem’s name was spelled incorrectly and has since been corrected.

A previous version of this article referred to Oziem Atar as a postdoctoral student when she is in fact completing a second PhD. The article now reflects this.

A previous version of this article referred to Donna Janiec as Donna Janice and has since been corrected.

A previous version of this article stated Chhangur said, “We wouldn’t be asking Indigenous communities […] to visit ancestral and cultural belongings.” Chhangur said, “We wouldn’t be asking Indigenous communities […] to visit ancestors and cultural belongings.”

A previous version of this article stated Tianna Edwards is the Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Indigeneity Coordinator at Yellow House. She is the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Coordinator.

A previous version of this article stated Tianna Edwards’ blog is called “Keeping Up with Kingston.” Her blog is called “Keep Up with Kingston.”

A previous version of this article misspelled the names of Alistair Foreman and Robert Chisnall.

A previous version of this article had spelled Wendy Stephen’s name incorrectly.

A previous version of this article incorrectly attributed quotes and has since been corrected.

This article was updated with additional information on January 13th at 5:20 P.M.

A previous version of this this article incorrectly identfied William Chandler as the man in the photo and has since been updated.

A previous version of this article stated the question period protocol has changed in the last decade. There has not been a change in the last decade regarding the question period.

A previous version of this article incorrectly named the Queen’s Debating Union as the “Queen’s Debate Union.” The article has been updated to more accurately reflect the tournament style at the Hart House IV tournament.

A previous version of this article stated the University had yet to make a statement on the incident. It has been corrected to reflect the statement issued on Oct. 26 by Principal Patrick Deane.

A previous version of this article used “BPD” when referring to bipolar disorder when the acronym actually stands for “borderline personality disorder.” The headline had been changed to reflect this.

A previous version of this article referred to action taken by the Associate Dean of Nursing, a position that does not exist within the department. It has been corrected to Associate Director of Undergraduate Programs, School of Nursing.

An earlier version of this article stated that Dr. Katherine McKittrick was approved as the Queen’s National Scholar (QNS) Chair in Black Studies. It was in-fact Dr. Daniel McNeil.

A previous version of this article listed Summer Orientation to Academics and Resources (SOAR) as a “student-run organization.” SOAR is run by the University’s Student Experience Office.

A previous version of this article did not indicate the term “false acceptance letter” was a quote provided to The Journal. This version also stated the Student Experience Office sent a follow-up email on May 7. The email was in fact sent to students on May 6, by the Office of Undergradute Admissions and Recuritment. 

A previous version of this article indicated that Doug Yearwood is the current VP of Community Relations for PSAC 901. 

This piece has been updated to more accurately reflect the views of a candidate. A previous version of this piece stated a canidate opposed certain health measures rather than certain academic measures.

An earlier version of this article incorrectly referred to Christina Rossetti as Gabriel Rossetti’s daughter.

An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that Charlie D’Agata works with CBC.

An earlier version of the article incorrectly described the resources provided by the Centre for Teaching and Learning. 

A previous version of this article didn’t specify that only two of three former AMS Senior Management members spoke publicly about their motivations for resigning in September 2021. 

An earlier version of this article referred to Ontario Tech University as the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. 

A previous version of the article stated the exchange trip was five days long. 

The article incorrectly attributed Senator Duncan Hunter as the chair of the Honorary Degrees Committee. In fact, he is the vice-chair of the Honorary Degrees Committee.

The article incorreclty stated discussion on the Academic Integrity Procedure was motioned to be referred back to SCADP. In fact, the updated policy passed.

This article, at the original time of publication, included an incorrect timeline for the hiring of the previous Directors of Human Resources.

This article has been updated with the correct term for the anti-Asian racism movement, which is called Stop Asian Hate.

The article was updated to reflect the arbitration process more accurately.

This article has been updated to reflect that Witness Shift is a play.

The original version of this article failed to acknowledge the efforts and labour of the student-led SOARB EDII working group, whose members include Kayla Melbourne, Charlotte Galvani, Richelle Ignatius, Dr. Laeeque Daneshmend, Deanna Fialho, and Mackenzie Birchard. An updated article will be published next week reporting on this group’s labour over the past five months.

This article has been updated to reflect the correct graduating year of the candidates in Team BluEJay.

The previous version of this article incorrectly stated that the nomination period was extended due to fears of an uncontested election. The deadline was extended due to extenuating circumstances related to COVID-19.

This article has been updated to correctly spell the names of Kemi King and Tamara Lang.

This article has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of Ming Xing’s last name.

This article has been updated to reflect that Jordan Nussbaum played two games of Jeopardy! but only won one game.

This article has been updated to reflect the accurate age of Dr. Pike at the time of his passing.

This article has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of Isabela Rittinger’s name and her correct position.

This article has been updated with the correct definition of “in-reach”

This article has been udpated with The Pinecone Uprising’s correct name. 

This article has been updated to reflect Dr. Shobhana Xavier was the first person in her family to earn a PhD, not attend university.

The original version of this article stated the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science ranked eighth in the world, instead of the Department of Mining Engineering within the FEAS.

The Journal had previously reported that All Year Social had hosted the ‘Beerfest’ party, which was not affiliated with AYS.

A previous version of this article incorrectly stated the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion in British Columbia was an inspiration for the track. It was the Coastal GasLink pipeline project which inspired the track.

This article was updated to reflect that Laurence Richards is a woman.

This article was updated to reflect that Dr. Ruaa Al-Qazazi won the scholarship in 2019, not 2020.

This article has been updated to reflect the correct title of the Division of Student Affairs.

This article was updated to correct the spelling of Chris Coupland’s name.

This article was updated to correct the spelling of Ting-A-Kee’s name.

This article has been updated to reflect the right name of the Science Formal Convener.

This article has been updated to reflect the detailed nature of the disclosure requirement.

This article has been corrected to reflect the nature of CFRC’s new status.

This article has been updated with a graphic that more accurately represents the scope of the voices of those who contributed to the call for comments on what womanhood means to them.

This article has been corrected to reflect Listen Up Kid’s presence in the lineup. 

This editorial has been updated to reflect the full scope of Empower Me’s services.

This article has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of the executives’ names. 

A previous version of this article presented the SCAP recommendation as the final decision on the matter. 

This story has been updated to add the information that the SOARB report was sent back to have a review of the recommendation to ban Standards Exams. 

The story headline has been updated to reflect a more accurate number of protesters at the train tracks.

This piece has been updated to reflect Omar Elmor’s participation in the band.

This article was updated on Feb. 7 to reflect updated quotes about Bethany’s life, and to show her correct year of study.

The headline has been updated to more accurately reflect the nature of conversations at Assembly, and to reflect John Le’s accurate position.

This article has been updated to reflect the accurate plot of Killing Jesus, a film on display at the festival.

The account of a student who wrote to The Journal via email to discuss the party has since been removed after it was deemed to be unreliable.

This article has been corrected to reflect the exact year Rodgers edited her book.

This article has been updated to reflect the frequency at which SOUTHNODE hosts dance party events.

This article has been updated to reflect Hilldreth’s correct major.

Corrections to AMS voting policy updates this year have been made.

The kicker has been updated to specify the nature of the potential policy updates after feedback.

The nature of the frequency of 5G networks has been updated to be correct.

This article has been updated to reflect Meghan Brooks’ correct name spelling.

The headline has been corrected to indicate the nature of the AMS referendum required to make fees mandatory.

The attribution of a quote has been corrected to reflect that Mohammad was the speaker, not Vankin.

This article was updated to reflect the correct number of protesters and the backgrounds of those who hosted the protest. 

This story was updated to reflect the full scope of Friday’s vigil.

This article has been corrected to reflect the fact that bins were also installed in men’s bathrooms in the JDUC and Queen’s Centre.

This article has been corrected to reflect the attribution of Greene’s quote on the Student Voices on Sexual Violence Survey.

An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated Madeleine Prins-Gervais recieved all-star recognition at the NCWP championship. The recognition was in fact given to Madeleine Bisaillon, who led scoring for the Gaels.

This article has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of Mayor Bryan Paterson’s name.

This article has been corrected to remove the incorrectly stated nature of Sofia’s prior arrest. 

This opinion has been updated to reflect the correct events of the described case of the Walkerton Tragedy.

This article was updated to reflect the correct estimated time of completion for the JDUC according to Chloe Draeger.

This article incorrectly stated the percentage of university grads on the Canadian national team is 75 per cent. It is 60 per cent.

This story has been updated to reflect Abby Berry’s correct discipline of study and year of graduation.

This article has been updated to remove inaccurate information pertaining to SMA3.

This editorial has been updated to reflect the correct maximum drink limit as per the policy draft. 

This story has been corrected to reflect that Teri Shearer will host an open community meeting, not Ann Tierney.

This story has been corrected to reflect the accurate length of the shoot and the season number.

This article has been corrected to reflect the accurate nature of Auston Pierce and Alex da Silva’s remarks in the meeting.

An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated Professor Hosek make her quoted remarks in an interview. She made them to the crowd.

The article also incorrectly stated Candice Christmas’s quoted remarks were delivered on stage. They were made in an interview.

This article was updated to reflect the correct names of Mio’s founders, the ingredients of the pistachio gelato, and the price of a cone.

This article has been corrected to reflect Meghan Norris’ correct title.

This article has been corrected to reflect correct AMS opt-out rates and alcohol advertising policy on campus.

This article previously misstated that winners record an album. They record a song.

This story has been corrected to reflect the correct spelling of the artist’s last name. 

This article falsely attributed a statement to Greene that was said by Dahanayake. This has been corrected.

This article has been updated to reflect Luna Ferguson’s appropriate name and context. 

This story has been corrected to reflect the correct date of the 2018 Ironman World Championships and Tennyson’s location at the time.

This article has been updated to correct the full name of the Dan School of Drama and Music, and to specify Michael Wheeler’s correct position within the school.

This article has been updated to clarify that, during the 2018-19 year, more than 2,700 events went through the AMS event sanctioning process, not the University’s proposed sub-committee, which has not been established yet.

This article was updated with an emailed statement from Carina Magazzeni, one of the exhibit’s co-curators. It clarifies some vague details surrounding Dayna Danger’s works in the gallery. 

This article was updated to include the phrase “by taking action” in the second of the most recent charges and to more accurately reflect its use.

This article mischaracterized the investigation’s funding. While Assembly voted in its favour, the Board of Directors funded the investigation.

This article falsely suggested an affiliation between the 2016 “racist costume pary”, the Commerce Society, and All Year Social. The paragraph has been removed. 

This article mistated the date of Tyrrell’s firing. It was Nov. 6, not Nov. 2. 

This article incorrectly stated there was a 25 per cent decrease from 2015 to 2018. In fact, there was a 30 per cent increase.

This article incorrectly described the play’s plot as following a “rhinoreros bottom feeder.” In fact, it follows a man who feeds rhinoceroses as an occuptation. 

This article incorrectly referred to the event as the National Mental Health Conference. In fact, it was the Jack Summit.

The original article mispelt Queen’s Love146’s co-chair’s name. It is Olivia Sant, not Sants. 

This article contained a number of unnaceptable inaccuracies. It incorrectly stated there was a decline in registrationl; the University of Windsor funded the program instead of assisted it; Lotan expressed accessibility as an issue; that the program is offered exclusively to first-years; feedback responses suggested a high-school program and registration was being held on March 9 and 10. 

Victor Uemura is in second year, not first year. He also did not qualify for U Sports.

This story incorrectly gave Wang’s role as a conductor. She is a composer. The story also misatributed Barletta’s quote to Douglas and since been corrected. 

This article incorrectly stated the inquiry’s budget was directly sourced from the Advantage Fund as part of the Board of Director’s budget. In fact, the Board of Director’s budget is sourced from the Advantage Fund. 

This article incorrectly spelled Jason Karman and Dana McLeod’s names and has been corrected.

This article incorrectly stated Mellon was on team Ray. The candidate is running with team Illuminate.

This article incorrectly stated EngLinks falls outside of the juridstiction of EngSoc. It does, under the director of academics. 

This article incorrectly gave Wong’s year as class of 2021. He is class of 2019.

Last year, Jessica Dahanayake was a member of the IT service staff, not assistant director at the IT office.

This article incorrectly called ASUS assembly ASUS council.

This article originally failed to include the accent in Brulé’s name.

This article originally misattributed Woolf’s comments on the Province’s deficit to Queen’s current financial situation. 

This article incorrectly identified Mike Arnason’s position as Chief Electoral Officer. His title is Governance Officer.

This article incorrectly stated Tyrrell was terminated without two weeks notice. In lieu of two weeks notice, Tyrrell was offered two weeks of pay. 

This story’s caption misspelt Kamh’s name as “Kahm” and incorrectly said her master’s program as Global Development Studies and Environmental Sustainability Studies. It is only the latter.

This article incorrectly spelt one of the organizer’s names. It is Ella Gonzales, not Gonzalez.

This article misspelt Jamil Pirani’s last name as Pirani and incorrectly stated he was a Sci ’18 representative. He is the Sci ’19 representative.

This article wrongly indentified Page as the chair of the AMS board of trustees. She is the chair of the board of directors.

The original version of this article failed to include Daniel Hornstein in its list of co-founders. It has been edited to credit his involvement.

Ryley received an MA in 1995 from Queen’s, not an MBA in 1996.

The article incorrectly placed SNOLAB in Antartica. Its in Sudbury. Clark’s other topic of discussion, the IceCube project, is in Antartica. 

This story was corrected after misattributing  almost 30,000 Vioxx users’ claims of cariovascular difficulties as fatal, and clarfying Vioxx as a treatment, not a cure, for arthritis. 

This article incorrectly stated the length of Jeong’s citizennship. He has been a Canadian citizen for four years, not 10. 

This article failed to include Haley Sarfeld as one of the organizers. It has been updated with her name. 

This article incorrectly spelled Mikela Page’s name as “Mikayla Paige.” The article has been edited to correct the error. 

Morgan St. Onge was incorrectly indentified as Margaret in the photo’s caption. The caption has been editted to correct the error. 

This story misattributed Kanonhsyonne Janice Hil’s comments to Lisa Doxtater. It has been ammended to correct the error. 

This article mischaracterized Thomas’ involvemement with the repeal. He presented it as an item, which Principal Woolf then placed as a motion on the agenda. Thomas did not make the motion. 

The original headline of this story was a mischaracterization of the WE organization’s relationship to child labour. It has been updated to better reflect the content of the article. 

This story has been corrected to spell Crooks’ first name as Shannon, not Sharon. 

The headline originally stated the library is in a defcit. It is not. 

Bassam’s last name has been updated to Al Hamidi.

An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified Wronko as an Economics major. She’s an Applied Economics major. 

Dahanayake’s faculty and year are Sci ’20, not CompSci ’20.

This article has been updated to reflect OKAN is not an all-female band. 

The original text incorrectly stated the AMS had secured a $1 million bursary. They have only lobbied for it.

This article incorrectly referred to Rondeau as a ConEd student. She is in Consecutive Education. 

The original article incorrectly referred to Residence Life. It now refers to Residence Society. 

The Journal would like to clarify that the position taken by the AMS last year on Bylaw #4, remains the Society’s position today.

Soren Christianson’s name was misspelled in the original text. The article has been ammended to reflect the correct spelling. 

The original text of this article incorrectly spelt Nicol Hall as “Nicole.” It has been updated to its correct spelling. 

The original text of this article incorrectly described Izzy Hazan’s position as The Tea Room’s General Manager. She is its Head Manager. 

The original text of this article did not include Alex Culle or Callum Stephenson’s answers. It has been updated to reflect their responses.

This article has been updated to reflect a new School of Public Policy and Global Affairs was recommended, not established. 

This article has been updated to reflect that Göllner is not the first Queen’s student to be elected to OUSA’s executive. 

The spelling of Lizzie Moffatt’s name has been updated.

The article has been updated to reflect that unemployment in Ontario is below the national average. 

The story has been updated to reflect that the last Progressive Conservative candidate to win the Kingston and the Islands riding was in the 1981 Ontario provincial election, not 1975. 

Changes were made to more clearly indicate that policy changes to QIAA’s constitution were ratified by former leadership not current leadership.

The story has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of Aiishwariya Haran’s name. 

The photo credit has been updated to reflect who captured the image.

The article has been updated to reflect the proper pronouns for Sakhia Kwemo.

The photo credit has been updated to reflect that it’s the property of Abby Stewart.

The headline has been updated to reflect that the survey has been implemented by the Province of Ontario. 

The photo caption has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of an AR-15.

The article has been updated to reflect that the letter has been signed by faculty, students, and alumni.

The headline and kicker of this story have been updated due to the similarities to an article from The Journal’s past. 

This article incorrectly spelled “Holmes” as “Holms.” It’s been updated to the correct spelling. 

The headline has been updated to reflect the story. 

All majors and years of graduation have been updated. 

An earlier version of this article stated that the AMS Assembly decided to vote using a secret ballot. This was incorrect, as written votes were all signed by members and will be published to the AMS website as soon as possible.

The article has been updated to state that their was no secret ballot in the election. 

The article has been updated to reflect that Alex da Silva is the 36th Rector, not the 35th.