Student desire for healthier food options is driving Ontario universities to build better menus to tempt the taste buds of their conscious consumers.

Today’s university students are relentlessly warned of the volatile economy and hopeless job market that awaits them after graduation. The answer to a brighter future, however, may simply lie in a commitment to the fundamentals of personal financial management.

What could be worse than getting caught cheating? Perhaps being accused when you’ve played by the rules.

Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute (KCVI), a historic Kingston landmark and neighbour to Queen’s, has been no stranger to controversy and quandary throughout the years. Now, it may be shutting its doors for good.

Queen’s is well-poised to become one of Canada’s most sustainable university campuses. Rather, it would be, if money was no object.

Students and community groups are cracking down on tanning bed use, and local salons are feeling
the pressure.

Kingston’s Pregnancy Care Centre (KPCC) has no desire to deceive anyone, according to director Donna Bell.

Kingston’s barbers are the last of a dying breed.

Reading the fine print could mean the difference between spending and saving money.

Since 1948, Canada’s national average temperature for winter months has risen by 3.2 degrees.

In her mid-twenties, Patricia Rae’s mobility was given an expiry date.

It took a Dragon to convince Brody Hatch to disband his company.

The University is updating its Campus Master Plan and they hope to make West Campus a destination for student life.

The student rector position at Queen’s makes the University unique amongst other
Canadian schools.

There may be a tunnel under one of Kingston’s oldest churches, but no one can tell you for sure.

Downtown Kingston’s tight knit community may contribute to a common myth which suggests that businesses have a high turnover rate. But according to owners, this may not necessarily be true as business turnover downtown is just a microcosm of the situation in larger retail areas.

Fall semester had a spike in residence citations, and admin and residents’ councils are unsure as
to why.

Today’s economy is making it difficult for research initiatives to acquire funding.

Rent prices in Kingston are among the highest in the province and Queen’s students are paying for it.

The future of the Physical Education Centre (PEC) is under discussion after the three gyms at the Centre were reopened last week.