alcohol ban

Queen's Student Constables observe observe a crowd of students at last year's Frosh Week concert.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

University, not kindergarten

Universities exist to foster free, critical thinking. Unfortunately, there's a darker side to schooling that I find deeply concerning.Continue...

First-year student Ariel Senegal says the alcohol ban in residence meant more students would look for parties off campus.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

No plans to extend ban

Alcohol-free residences during Frosh Week were implemented this year to discourage alcohol consumption on campus.Continue...

All students, even those 19 years of age or older, were prohibited from drinking alcohol in residence during Frosh Week.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

Reflection on the alcohol ban

Early indications are that the alcohol ban contributed to a more positive Orientation Week experience.Continue...

The Frosh Week alcohol ban will also be in place this year.
  • 8 years 5 months ago

Alcohol ban to continue

The ban on alcohol in residence that was implemented for Frosh Week 2011 will continue next year.Continue...

Evan Morrow, Sci '15, says on the first day of Frosh Week he was fined $125 for drinking in public. He was near the corner of Albert and Union Streets.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

Police increase watch

Greater police presence on and surrounding campus during Frosh Week.Continue...

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