Homecoming

Student Wellness Services distributes safe-partying kits at Homecoming

Ahead of Homecoming weekend on Oct. 29, Student Wellness Services (SWS) distributed safer-partying kits as part of a campus-wide harm reduction strategy.Continue...

AMS Assembly ratifies fall referendum fees

The AMS held Assembly in the upper floors of Beamish-Munro Hall on Thursday night with the fall referendum as the main point of discussion—Assembly ratified the fees various clubs and organizations proposed.Continue...

Homecoming presents challenges for local Kingston businesses

Kingston’s local businesses encountered positive sales combined with “challenging” customers during Queen’s Homecoming last weekend.Continue...

The one that got away: Hoco-ween edition

The first thing I noticed was her hair. Blood red. Smooth, like silk. She was standing right behind me. I caught a glance as I did a full scan of the street party. We were supposed to be meeting some more friends, but they must’ve gotten lost, or maybe arrested. Who knows.Continue...

HOCO in photos

“Hocoween” photo contest winner announcedContinue...

Kingston emergency services and medical centres “disappointed” with Queen’s FOCO

Last weekend, students on campus gathered for “FOCO”, an unsanctioned gathering before the Queen’s

sanctioned homecoming weekend on Oct. 29.

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AMS discusses Orientation Summit

AMS Assembly gathered in Jeffrey Hall on Thursday evening to discuss Orientation and Homecoming.Continue...

AMS ‘harm reduction’ for Queen’s homecoming

With Queen’s Homecoming coming up, harm reduction, street parties, and street clean-ups are being discussed.Continue...

Kingston Police talk post-Homecoming measures at service board meeting

On Nov. 18, the Kingston Police board held their monthly meeting. Among the topics discussed was police presence over the Homecoming weekends.Continue...

Students subject to non-academic misconduct for misogynistic homecoming signs

Over Queen’s homecoming weekends, misogynistic signs were found posted in front of student houses. Amidst conversations of sexual violence on university campuses, the signage displayed was baffling to the Kingston and Queen’s community alike.Continue...

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