In the end it took just one ballot. After waiting throughout the night and into the early morning, it was determined that team RWS won over ACH by just one vote. Journal photo editors Harrison Smith and Joshua Chan were with each team to document the suspense, joy and sadness of election night.

One positive aspect for many Gaels’ teams was the support they received from their passionate fans.

The true purpose of Homecoming is to make and reflect on memories.

Signs, scrutiny and socializing are a few of the techniques Kingston’s political candidates used throughout their campaign.
On Wednesday evening, Journal photographers Joshua Chan, Don Lougheed, Tyler Ball and Harrison Smith documented the proceedings of the provincial election.

Last week the incoming class of 2011 had their first taste of Queen’s spirit. From Eng Cuts to the frosh concert headlined by Metric, frosh had a week full of peat moss, shaving cream and thundersludge.

Cuts for Cancer took place on Wednesday, March 17, 2007 at the JDUC Lower Ceilidh. $31,812.88 was raised for cancer research.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, 4,156 undergraduates voted campus-wide. Team CMM candidates Julia Mitchell, John Manning and Kingsley Chak celebrated their victory early Thursday morning.

Bedouin Soundclash, Matt Mays and Pocket Dwellers knock up a storm at Orientation Week’s annual frosh concert.

Campus bands Fat Robot, The Radical Dudez and Khaki Snack played to a nearly packed house at Lee’s Palace in Toronto on Friday, July 21. The Journal caught up with the (mostly) recently-graduated Radical Dudez and Khaki Snack to see what life after the Limestone City might hold.

A celebration of summer with Tomate Potate and Whiskey Steve & the Steves at the Grad Club.

Dangling in mid-air with the Queen’s Climbing crew.

From pancake keggers to flag-waving football celebrations, the Journal looks in on Homecoming festivities.

A frosh extravaganza! The Journal takes a look at the festivities.

The Journal hits the fields with Queen’s Athletics.

Jacket-slamming, wet paint and mud balls galore! The Journal takes a look at Orientation Week 2004.

A look into Frosh Week 2000 celebrations.