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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau makes announcement at Queen’s

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stopped at Mitchell Hall to announce the construction of a $1.5 billion Umicore electric vehicle battery manufacturing facility in the Loyalist Township.Continue...

Kingston police investigate University District sexual assault

Kingston Police are actively investigating a sexual assault that took place in the University District on July 1.Continue...

Queen’s celebrates classes of 2020, 2021, and 2022

After a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Queen’s convocation returned to celebrate the classes of 2020, 2021, and 2022.Continue...

The story of the first pride flag raising at Queen’s

This June, the pride flag adorned campus crosswalks and buildings, and flew at the corner of Union and University. This hasn’t always been the norm.Continue...

Orientation Week concert returns with surprise performers

Surprise performers will welcome incoming first-year students to Queen’s in the return of the Orientation Week concert this September.Continue...

Analyzing the gender wage gap among Queen’s top-earning employees

The number of top female earners at Queen’s has steadily increased since 1996, the Ontario sunshine list reveals.

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Queen’s and PSAC 901 enter arbitration for research assistant job classifications

In a social media post, PSAC 901—the union representing graduate workers on Queen’s campus—announced they are currently undergoing an arbitration process with the University about the classification of certain jobs.Continue...

Graduate students seek affordable housing after Queen’s housing complexes fill up

Graduate students say the lack of affordable housing spaces at the An Clachan and John Orr Tower are pushing them towards further housing precarity.Continue...

Queen’s University seeks student input for on-campus ATM services

As primary users of ATM services on campus, students will have the opportunity to voice their opinions on the University’s ATM bank partnership.Continue...

‘Substance use is a disease’: KFL&A Public Health calls for decriminalization of drugs

As the Canadian drug poisoning crisis continues to escalate , a division of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox, and Addington (KFL&A) Public Health wants reform.Continue...

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