Town-gown

The Miller Museum of Geology opened in 1931 to attract geologists working north of Kingston.
  • 8 years 5 months ago

Miller Museum houses ancient finds

Features looks at the history of the on-campus museum in Miller Hall.Continue...

Princess Street in the 1960s.
  • 8 years 5 months ago

Princess Street theatre to close

When the Capitol 7 Theatre closes this year, downtown Kingston will have no mainstream cinema left.Continue...

Christine Brazeau drives Routes 2 and 6 for Kingston Transit, taking student commuters from west campus to main campus daily.
  • 8 years 7 months ago

Students in transit

Features takes a look at the day-to-day experiences of Kingston Transit drivers and how their services will change in 2013.Continue...

The Canadian Officers’ Training Corps organized a Queen’s University Contingent for battle in the Second World War. The 1942-43 group is pictured above.
  • 8 years 8 months ago

Interest in ceremony persists

Students, faculty and staff gather in Grant Hall to commemorate those lost in war.Continue...

Brothers Steve, Jimmy and Paul Nikitopoulos bought the store from their dad and uncle in 2003.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

One Stop through time

The owners of Campus One Stop open up about their time in the Student Ghetto fixture.Continue...

Paper surveys conducted between 2002 and 2009 suggest overall satisfaction with student housing is on the rise.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

In defence of the District

While the Journal's editorial on Tuesday Sept. 20 was well written, I want to take this opportunity to respond directly to some of the ideas stipulated within it.Continue...
  • 8 years 9 months ago

Candidates talk student issues

The Journal spoke to provincial candidates about the issues that affect students most.Continue...

Taxi driver Mordeen Bondett says that many students ask her and her co-workers if they are ex-convicts.
  • 8 years 10 months ago

Taxing nights behind the wheel

The Journal takes an inside look at one taxi driver’s experience in Kingston.Continue...
  • 8 months 3 days ago

University to break ground on new residence in May 2020

A new residence building planned for the west side of Albert St., just south of Union and across from Tindall Field, will be around five storeys tall and contain between 315 and 335 beds.

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  • 3 years 5 months ago

Town-gown relations still matter outside of Homecoming

Queen’s students aren’t isolated from Kingston as a whole and we ought to stop acting like we are, minus the few times a year it benefits us.Continue...

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