For most students, a birthday means throwing a party or going out to a favorite restaurant. For Queen’s PhD candidate Jeremy Walsh, his 30 th birthday was spent watching the sun rise at the base...Continue...
Detectives for the Kingston Police (KP) are looking for witnesses of a violent assault of a taxi driver by eight to 10 assailants that occurred earlier this month.Continue...
“Daniel, we’re back at it again,” AMS President Kanivanan Chinniah said as he introduced Principal Daniel Woolf to speak about the future of Non-Academic Misconduct (NAM) system.Continue...
This year The Journal’s news section covered a variety of topics ranging from academic freedom to Bieber Fever. The following is a collection of the news highlights from the year.Continue...
The Ontario Sunshine List names all earners in public institutions, including Queen's, whose incomes surpass $100,000 annually. The Journal compiled the top five earners over the last five years at Queen's.Continue...
Students at the University of British Columbia were shaken this Friday by news of another sexual assault on their campus after a year of sexual assault controversies.
It’s been one year since Team CBW was acclaimed as the AMS executive, and as their term ends, they say they’re finally hitting their stride.Continue...
On March 24, the Queen’s Law Students Society (LSS) announced the creation of a new Aboriginal Entrance Scholarship for aspiring Indigenous lawyers.Continue...
At the corner of University and Union on Tuesday, “soldiers” patted down students at a demonstration designed to imitate checkpoints run by Israeli defense forces.Continue...
Shortly after an announcement that admissions to the Physical and Health Education program will be suspended, talks have begun concerning a potential merger between the Arts and Science...Continue...
At the start of the March 22 Senate meeting, Principal Daniel Woolf said the recent influx of letters the Senate received about a fall reading week proposal had been submitted too late for consideration.Continue...
Students attempting to use spaces at the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts often face large fees — at times hundreds of dollars — despite the centre’s mandate to enhance students’ skills in the arts.Continue...
