Jennifer MacMillan

Stories

April 6, 2006

Faculty report ‘systemic racism’

Students Andrea and Jonathan Shapero married in August and now live together off campus.

February 7, 2006

Married ... with classes

January 27, 2006

University receives $5.1 million boost

December 1, 2005

Race, racism and blackface

Principal Hitchcock met with student leaders to discuss preventing illegal activities on Aberdeen Street next year. On Sept. 24, several officers on horseback patrolled the street.

November 25, 2005

Hitchcock talks with student leaders

Steven Heighton settled in Kingston after graduating from Queen’s in 1986.

November 18, 2005

Kingston’s Heighton breaks the rules

A portion of residence fees collected now and in the future will go toward a $67-million redevelopment project.

November 1, 2005

Fees address ‘Queen’s specific needs’

The Queen’s Centre will be built on current residential land.

October 18, 2005

University seeks to expropriate houses

September 30, 2005

Professor’s letter draws fire

Fire and Rescue will discourage overcrowding in houses during Homecoming weekend.

September 20, 2005

Fire and Rescue to monitor keg parties

September 9, 2005

The Journal vs. Crimson

The Radler Wing Goodes Hall is named after David Radler, MBA ’67. Radler has stated he plans to plead guilty to seven counts of fraud.

September 9, 2005

Benefactor charged with fraud

MCRC President Alexis Meyerman in front of Victoria Hall, the largest campus residence.

July 26, 2005

Residences at maximum capacity

Greg Hulse, left, volunteered at an orphanage in Jamaica in 2004.

June 28, 2005

Student dies in Kingston car crash

Jennifer Valberg, Comm ’05, is co-founder of Ghettotees, a t-shirt company she started to combat what she sees as an unethical campus clothing industry.

September 24, 2004

Queen’s clothing: ambiguously ethical

Jennifer MacMillan (centre right) spent 10 weeks this summer working on community garden projects in Nicaragua. The experience gave her insight into Nicaragua’s colourful political history, which continues to be evident in public spaces; the mural at right shows national hero Augusto Sandino crushing American occupying forces.

September 21, 2004

Politics among the garden plots

As a staging intern at Canadian Idol this summer, Lauren Denhartog, ArtSci ’05, got to wait out the Idol contestants, not hang out with them.

September 17, 2004

Queen’s backstage at Canadian Idol

Lt.-Gen. Roméo Dallaire spoke at Grant Hall Saturday to commemorate Sept. 11. The event was organized by the AMS Speaker’s Committee.

September 14, 2004

Dallaire discusses Rwandan genocide

The all-you-can-eat style of cafeterias can be the downfall of first-year students trying to stay healthy.

September 10, 2004

First year: feast or famine?

March 26, 2004

Rising costs and entrance marks trouble Castle students

Photos

March 24, 2006

An address, a plaid suitcase, and a family

Thursday nights in the Hub—the corner of Division and Princess Streets—are still packed one year after the death of Queen’s student Justin Schwieg at A.J.’s.

March 24, 2006

Images from vol. 133, issue 38

Grant Hall hosted a memorial yesterday to remember Nicholas Beaulieu, ArtSci ’07, who died in a climbing accident last April.

October 18, 2005

Beaulieu’s unstoppable spirit remembered

Grant Hall hosted a memorial yesterday to remember Nicholas Beaulieu, ArtSci ’07, who died in a climbing accident last April.

October 18, 2005

Images from vol. 133, issue 14

Jennifer MacMillan (centre right) spent 10 weeks this summer working on community garden projects in Nicaragua. The experience gave her insight into Nicaragua’s colourful political history, which continues to be evident in public spaces; the mural at right shows national hero Augusto Sandino crushing American occupying forces.

September 21, 2004

Politics among the garden plots

Lauren Kennard, left, and Christina Smith, both Comm ’06, enjoying martinis at Alfie’s.

September 21, 2004

Images from vol. 132, issue 7

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