Features

Brothers Steve, Jimmy and Paul Nikitopoulos bought the store from their dad and uncle in 2003.
  • 8 years 8 months ago

One Stop through time

The owners of Campus One Stop open up about their time in the Student Ghetto fixture.Continue...

A Queen’s exit poll found that the number of students heading into the job market after graduation dropped two per cent last year.
  • 8 years 8 months ago

Graduates face job market realities

More Queen's graduates are opting for postgraduate education over immediate entry into the work force.Continue...
  • 8 years 8 months ago

Candidates talk student issues

The Journal spoke to provincial candidates about the issues that affect students most.Continue...

Students with Registered Education Savings Plans invested in stocks face greater potential for loss, says Louis Gagnon, associate professor at Queen’s School of Business.
  • 8 years 8 months ago

Risks and returns of RESP investments

The value of stock-invested RESPs fluctuates in a changing market and can leave students high-and-dry come tuition payment time.Continue...

Kingston Police gives high-powered light bulbs confiscated in grow-operation busts to the greenhouse.
  • 8 years 8 months ago

Leaves and lamps

Day-to-day functions of BioSci's roof-top greenhouse facilities.Continue...

Taxi driver Mordeen Bondett says that many students ask her and her co-workers if they are ex-convicts.
  • 8 years 8 months ago

Taxing nights behind the wheel

The Journal takes an inside look at one taxi driver’s experience in Kingston.Continue...
  • 8 years 8 months ago

Top five STIs on campus

Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, HPV and genital herpes are the most common sexually transmitted infections diagnosed at La Salle.Continue...

Campers at Eco-Adventure use microscopes to study biological samples on Elbow Lake.
  • 8 years 10 months ago

Queen's expands property north of Kingston

Queen's University Biological Station expands its 3,000 hectare property on Lake Opinicon to include another plot of land nearby.Continue...

Portions of the women's prison roof, walls and cell block are preserved by the city's heritage committee.
  • 8 years 11 months ago

Queen's shackled by small budget

Lack of funding restricts the University's ability to develop the former Prison for Women, purchased by Queen's in 2007 for $2.8 million.Continue...

First-year undergraduate classes at Queen’s are on the rise because of increased government funding for high levels of enrollment, says an education expert.
  • 9 years 4 days ago

Large class sizes raise questions

According to a recent study, an average first-year class at Queen’s is one of the largest in the country.Continue...

The AMS invests over $3 million into its stock portfolio, including over $30,000 in Alberta Oil Sands companies.
  • 9 years 1 month ago

Carbonated contention

Current AMS executives say there are no concrete plans to create an ethical investing mandate.Continue...

Eight students live in the Sci ‘44 Co-op at 30 Garrett St. Graeme Melcher, ArtSci ’12 (second from left) says that co-op fosters a commnity environment.
  • 9 years 2 months ago

Sci ’44 housing co-op turns 70

Seventy years ago, 12 students opened the first Queen’s co-op. Today, 21 houses sprinkle the Ghetto.Continue...
  • 9 years 2 months ago

Talking with Nick Day

Interview with Nick Day.Continue...
  • 9 years 2 months ago

Day not over

Principal Woolf says University Council has no power to remove rector.Continue...

Joe Hubble, of Dahm Painting and Decorating, refinishes the original woodpanneling in the Red Room. Rennovations on the soon-to-be ASUS lounge in Kingston Hall are expected to be done by early April.
  • 9 years 2 months ago

Red Room almost ready

Student lounge uses less than 25 per cent of ASUS budget surplus, students question where the rest of the money is going.Continue...

Laverty addresses Queen’s graduates at the 1970 Convocation ceremony in Grant Hall.
  • 9 years 2 months ago

Beloved chaplain dies at 99

Dr. A Marshall “Padre” Laverty supported Queen’s students for over 35 years.Continue...
  • 9 years 3 months ago

Checking out birth control

Yasmin and Yaz, two popular oral contraceptives, have become the target of a lawsuit alleging they cause serious health side effects in women.Continue...
  • 9 years 3 months ago

Stackhouse on the future of print media

In the second installment of the series, the Globe and Mail’s Editor in Chief sat down with the Journal’s editorial board to talk about the state of the newspaper industry.Continue...

Following a decision by then-Principal R.C Wallace to bar the Queen’s Atheist and Agnostic club from campus, an onslaught of coverage and strongly worded letters appeared in the Journal throughout Jan. 1950.
  • 9 years 3 months ago

Atheism throughout the ages

Queen’s Atheist and Agnostics club barred from campus 60 years ago, current campus atheists says they still face challenges.Continue...

David Walker, one of 21 alumni who travelled to Egypt on a Queen’s trip, photographed riot police protecting a local police station.
  • 9 years 3 months ago

Stranded in Egypt

Alumni Relations sends trip to Egypt and scrambles to retrieve them.Continue...

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