Kingston and the island’s Liberal candidate Mark Gerretsen was re-elected for a second term, capturing 46 percent of the vote on Oct. 21. The Journal was present on election night as Gerretsen celebrated his win at Cloverleaf Lanes.
On Sept. 27, hundreds of students, faculty, and members of the Kingston community marched through campus to demand climate action from Queen’s administration.
For most students, there’s nothing more memorable about their first year at Queen’s than grabbing a late-night four-piece at the Lazy Scholar. The four-piece—an affectionate term for four chicken tenders on a bed of curly fries—remains in the minds and hearts of a lot of students for the whole of their undergrad, even though few make the trek to grab it once they leave residence.
Kingston local and Musiikki staple Julia Finnegan, ArtSci ‘20, joined the Journal to share her tales of Gondola rides in Venice and her thoughts on Superman and Lois Lane, all while teaching our staff how to play the guitar.
The Journal sat down with AMS executive hopefuls Auston Pierce, Will Greene and Jessica Dahanayake to chat about their campaign platform and plans for 2019-20.
On Tuesday, Jan. 22, Queen’s students gathered at University Avenue and Union Street to protest the provincial government recent educational reform to OSAP and tuition rates.
Step into the studio with Charlotte Smith, ArtSci’19, as she works on her BFA thesis project. Watch as she explains the cinematic inspiration for her paintings and prints.
