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Current Four Directions director and Tyendinaga Turtle Clan Mother, Janice Hill, founded a private high school, Ohahase Education Centre, and the Kanhiote Library (above) on the Tyendinaga Reserve near Belleville, Ont.
  • 5 years 8 months ago

Proudly indigenous

Ashley Maracle didn’t wear a cap and gown to her convocation. Instead, she wore her traditional Mohawk regalia.Continue...

The all-male AMS Executive team of 1888 gather for a classic portrait.
  • 5 years 8 months ago

Dedicated decades for students’ sovereignty

The Queen’s Alma Mater Society outdates Canada and has outlived other products of its era.Continue...

Born in Alloway, Scotland in 1759, Burns was a self-educated poet and lyricist. He enchanted Scots and others alike with his raw, passionate poetry.
  • 5 years 8 months ago

Tartan-tailored tradition

Tartan and tams are only the beginning — Queen’s has plenty of reasons to celebrate Robbie
Burns Day.Continue...

Tabor said that professors at Queen’s are some of the most price conscious when picking textbooks to order for students.
  • 5 years 8 months ago

Reading between the lines

Chris Tabor, the general manager at the Campus Bookstore, agrees with the common sentiment that textbooks are ridiculously priced.Continue...
  • 5 years 9 months ago

Conversation started

“How are you doing?” While these words are said countless times a day, the question is seldom genuinely answered.Continue...

Queen’s, while commonly known for its excellence in undergraduate degrees, is also home to some of the most cutting edge research in Canada
  • 5 years 9 months ago

According to the research

You can’t have teaching without research and vice versa, according to John Smol.Continue...

Kingston Fire and Rescue extinguishes the blaze at the intersection of Princess and Victoria Streets on Dec. 17. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
  • 5 years 9 months ago

Up in smoke

What was supposed to be a relaxing study break turned out to be anything but for Taylor McDowall.Continue...

The Queen’s Exams Office scheduled 629 exams during last April’s exam season — many students also have in-class exams or cumulative projects, which can create stress for students.
  • 5 years 10 months ago

Exam questions

Queen’s biology professor Robert Montgomerie doesn't see the value of exams.Continue...

According to the City of Kingston, 818 individuals spent time in local shelters in 2012.
  • 5 years 10 months ago

On the outside looking in

Eleven years ago, Scott fell off a 12-storey roof.Continue...
  • 5 years 11 months ago

A changing atmosphere

Climate change is happening, and is likely to impact Kingston’s animal population — including the famed Kingston squirrel.Continue...

Corner stores in the Queen's neighborhood continue to cater to an evolving student market.
  • 5 years 11 months ago

Just around the corner

Today’s corner stores offer much more than bubblegum, as they must in order to thrive.Continue...

The Plaza, located downtown, was once home to a discreet gay bar until the late 1980s.
  • 5 years 11 months ago

No bar, no problem

Around four years ago, Kingston’s last gay bar — Shay Foo Foo’s — shut its doors for good. Since then, LGBTQ community members are unsure if they even want one at all.Continue...

The Faculty of Medicine’s Class of 1926 poses with their beloved skeletons and cadavers.
  • 5 years 11 months ago

A grave history

When someone’s buried six feet under, it’s assumed they’re dead and gone.Continue...

The trickster dog, Layla, and her housemates hang outside of their house on Earl St.
  • 5 years 11 months ago

Ghetto pets

Caring for a furry friend isn’t always fun and games if you’re a student.Continue...

Approximately 200 Queen’s students receive accommodations for a learning disability each year.
  • 5 years 11 months ago

The learning curve

Thinking outside the box can be a challenge, but for those with learning disabilities, it’s the only option.Continue...
  • 5 years 12 months ago

Worlds collide

Model United Nations can be just as much about Middle-earth as it can be about real international issues.Continue...
  • 6 years 5 days ago

A lane of their own

As cycling becomes a hot button issue, the City of Kingston says it’s on the right track to becoming a bike-friendly municipality.Continue...

Queen’s students have a plethora of options to choose from when it comes to coffee on campus. The university’s main campus, covering less than one square kilometer is host to over 15 different coffee outlets.
  • 6 years 1 week ago

Caffeine craze

Three million, five hundred thousand.

That’s how many cups of coffee were consumed at Hospitality Services retail, dining and catering outlets on campus last year – and that’s not including the three Tim Hortons outlets.Continue...
  • 6 years 1 week ago

Inside story

May 7, 1999 was an unusual day for Monty Bourke.

Bourke, the Warden at Kingston Penitentiary (KP) at the time, was notified early that morning of a line hanging over the prison’s wall.Continue...

Construction of two new campus residences will commence shortly, impacting students living in Chown, Leggett, Watts, McNeill and Morris. Demolition work will take place on Stuart St. between Albert St. and St. Lawrence Ave.
  • 6 years 2 weeks ago

There's no place like res

Soaring first-year enrolment may be preventing Queen’s students from getting the residence experience they desire.Continue...

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