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We need to change our perception of the homeless

Rethink your next visit to the zoo

BREAKING: University, grad student workers return to bargaining table as strike enters sixth week

BREAKING: JDUC set to open in May

Last weekend’s ice storm points directly to climate change

Reports of harassment and drinking culture surface in ASUS Orientation

Commerce Society complaint leads to delay of its Annual General Meeting

Prayer Room in Law building sees two incidents of vandalism

Sixteenth annual Transgender Day of Visibility celebrated in Kingston

Staff Picks: ‘Journal Staff’ share exam horror stories

Senators clash over how to best grade students during graduate student strike

Second March AMS Assembly sees Clubs Commission overhaul

University isn’t confined to one place

Four bands take the stage at third annual Alepalooza

Why Queen’s won’t divest $222 million

FAS to overhaul Bachelor of Science issions process in 2027

Kingston named Canada’s fishing capital

Threads of Empowerment helps women achieve financial independence through sewing

What I learned from my mom’s cancer diagnosis

What happens when Wikipedia, Joe Biden, and Ms. Frizzle walk into a reality show?

Men’s Hockey travels to Ottawa for U SPORTS National Championships

Online division and misinformation is undermining the PSAC 901 strike

To block or not to block

Students share their thoughts on the provincial election outcome

Ten King Charles III Coronation Medals awarded to Queen’s researchers

COMPSA three-person executive team is now complete

Board of Trustees raises residence and non-domestic tuition fees

After four days on the picket line, graduate student workers maintain strong momentum

SGPS lands $15 thousand to tackle rising graduate food insecurity

Cait’s Cookies bakes up sweet success in the student entrepreneur space

Children shouldn’t be obligated to care for their aging parents out of familial responsibility

AMS St. Patrick’s Day plan encourages students to have fun and stay safe

AMS talks about Indigenous stewardship to the environment

Camaraderie and country coexist in harmony with Good Co.

Ramadan means finding home through a shared Iftar meal

From Liz, With Love: A love letter to love, life, and friendship, and a final goodbye

Eighty-seven per cent of students vote in favour of continuing Bus-It program

Men’s Hockey prepares for rivalry game with U SPORTS Championship on the line

AMS permanent General Manager position sees turnover after a decade

Two Queen’s students acquitted of sexual assault charges in Mexico

Ontario unions stand with Queen’s graduate workers in fight for fair wages

Realism is the greatest Disney villain

‘It feels like we’re swimming with sharks’: Students share their struggles with Kingston’s housing market

Let’s learn from cultural celebrations of International Women’s Day

March AMS Special Assembly discusses orientation fees and Bus-It

Breaking cultural barriers in my eating disorder recovery

Principal Deane speaks to UN Sustainable Development Goals

Three students earn Tricolour Award for outstanding service to Queen’s

Students encouraged to act in alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

University and CUPE locals ratify new Collective Agreements

Men’s Hockey turn up the heat, securing Game one of OUA quarterfinals

Women’s Hockey fall to Lakers in Game one of OUA playoffs

Kingston secures $3.4 million federal investment to boost over 250 local businesses

KFPL champions Freedom to Read Week with community Read-a-Thon

Clark Hall pub builds careers and community

Kingstonlicious celebrates city’s rich and diverse culinary scene

Cross-country athletes organize drive to repurpose shoes for those in need

Five Kingston organizations hope to reinvigorate love for the city’s local offerings

QBACC’s petition gains AMS backing in fight for fossil fuel divestment

Bylaw proposal seeks heat relief for Kingston rental units

AMS moves to restructure University Affairs portfolio ahead of next year

New federal policy restricts work permits for international students’ spouses

MPP candidates make one final pitch to students ahead of election day

If your name is Caroline, you’re a lyricist’s dream

staff workers set a strike deadline for the first time in USW 2010 history

Smith School of Business secures top seat in four categories of Financial Times rankings

issions suspended to Queen’s and St. Lawrence Music Theatre program

Soup-to-Go ladles out free meals for second year

Staying in Kingston over reading week might be the staycation you need

‘The Journal’ shortlisted for four national student journalism awards, including Student Publication of the Year

‘Swimming in Circles’ makes its editorial mark

Two candidates debate head-to-head to be COMPSA’s next President

Uncontested CESA executive team use open forum to unveil plans if elected

‘How do you feel?’: To be one of few Black Queen’s students

Students of colour shouldn’t bear the burden of creating spaces that should already exist

ChatGPT wrote this headline, and melted an ice cap doing it

Next executive team elected for PHEKSA

Candidate Profiles: Two COMPSA Presidential candidates race for the reigns

International student enrolment on a steady decline, 2024-25 report reveals

University sees increase of 173 per cent in academic accommodations

Arts in Brief: Black History Month activities in Kingston

‘Sharing is Caring’ dives into queer identity and friendship

Team PAC wins contested Commerce Society election

Candidate Profiles: Health Sciences Society executive candidates outline future plans

BREAKING: Strike averted as University and CUPE Locals reach tentative agreement

Two teams debate to become next Commerce Society executive at town hall

Team JEA voted next AMS executive

Queen’s workers and community rally ahead of CUPE strike deadline

Candidate Profile: Contested Team PAC talks advocacy for next year’s ComSoc

News Flash: Cupid’s hottest recommendations

Faculty speak to National Day of Remembrance of the Quebec City Mosque Attack and Action Against Islamophobia

Commerce Society census provides insights into commerce student body

ASUS candidates debate ahead of executive election

Proposed 7.5 per cent rent increase looms over An Clachan Complex and John Orr Tower

Candidate Profiles: Three candidates run to be ASUS President

Candidate Profiles: Two candidates compete to be the next ASUS Vice-President (Operations)

EngSoc executive candidates debate over two nights

Candidate Profiles: ASUS’s next Vice-President (Student Affairs)

AMS executive candidates face off by position in first de-slated debate

We must never forget

Unexpected lessons from unexpected teachers

Student leaders need more than enthusiasm

Hillel Queen’s marks International Holocaust education week

‘Growing Pains’ connects perspectives through art

Candidate Profiles: Leadership on the line with two candidates vying for AMS President

Candidate Profiles: AMS Vice-President (University Affairs) candidates speak to enhancing ability

Candidate Profiles: Two EngSoc Vice-Presidential candidates speak to accessibility and efficiency goals

Candidate Profiles: EngSoc’s Junior Senator candidates speak to retaining tradition

Candidate Profiles: Presidential candidates hope to enrich EngSoc experiences

AMS executive candidates ratified at Assembly in first official de-slated election

Candidate Profiles: SGPS Presidential candidate shares vision for society’s next chapter

Neocolonialism is holding Africa back from true independence

Remote work is here to stay and that’s a good thing

What Queen’s students need to know about norovirus

Community in residence is yours to find

City of Kingston declares food insecurity an emergency

Newly elected Nursing Society executive team prioritize interfaculty collaboration

Department of Political Studies cracks down on students using AI

Kingston’s green space shouldn’t be for sale

The weight of what I carried home from exchange

Fashion should celebrate us, not define us

Ghostwritten and paid in full: Academic exchanges at Queen’s

‘Snow in Midsummer: The Silence’ speaks louder than words

Metro expands student discount to apply seven days a week

AMS prepares for winter elections with Simply Voting

Strike deadlines loom through campus

PSAC 901 rallies for fair wages at ‘street party’ as contract talks continue

Gaels tread through Lakers

Turf war over Memorial Centre grounds

Official naming of Indigenous gathering space recognizes long-standing contributions of Kanonhsyonne

Queen’s needs to strive for more inclusive and comprehensive solutions for period poverty on campus

Residence incident raises concerns about campus safety and inclusion

Stop hating on New Year’s resolutions

Slimmed Down Records set to rebrand

Integrated Care Hub highlights newly adopted changes in December open houses

I don’t know what I’m doing after graduation, and that’s okay

Hefty ticket prices don’t always equal talent

Calls for peacebuilding grow as divestment debate continues

‘The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man’ brings Toronto’s weirdest legend to life at the Screening Room

Special General Assembly sees multiple motions debated

Nationwide Canada Post strike pushes local bookstore to adapt

AMS consolidated budget for 2024-25 academic year presented at Corporate General Meeting

Memory, anticipation, and the Queen’s Archives

Joel Plaskett to play at the Kingston Grand Theatre

PSAC 901, Unit 1 kicks off negotiations with solidarity rally and strike preparedness

The female gaze changes how we see cinema

BREAKING: Students vote in favour of editorial autonomy at AMS Special General Assembly

Studying for the LSAT made me a better thinker

Team Commerce wins third annual Tri-Colour Classic

Master students make strides of advancements despite lack of lab space

The way your life feels is more important than how it looks

Convocation ceremonies coincide with calls for Palestinian labour rights

Arts in Brief: ‘Daylight Savings Tour’ to shine its light at The Grad Club this November

News Flash: Hibernation season is here

Rankings are ruining the university experience

Students navigate housing crisis at AMS resource fair

Student conference tackles issues of financial aid and campus environmental sustainability

Reading is better when you know the author

Homecoming and ‘FOCO’ violations decline with increased police presence

Renew Program prepares to revamp critical services across campus

Point/Counterpoint: Does listening to music while studying help you focus?

Queen’s Football secures spot in OUA semifinals after comeback victory over Windsor Lancers

Undergraduate Trustee election sees a three-way contested debate

Students’ lives may be getting easier with an SOLUS update

Gaels’ gridiron glory shines in epic Homecoming takedown of Waterloo Warriors

Open letter to Queen’s School of Medicine calls for better access to gender-affirming surgeries at KHSC

Halloween reminds me of what I’ve left behind

Homecoming 2024 celebrates the lasting friendship of Tricolour across generations

A potentially larger than normal Fauxcoming brings both the AMS and the City into new territory

Student Life Centre enforces new seven-day booking policy

News Flash: It’s time to enjoy the chaos

Ten Schulich Leaders begin their STEM journey at Queen’s

Rethink your next visit to the zoo

Skepticism over fiscal practices amid $35.7 million deficit projection

How film scores bring magic to movies

Queen’s professor works towards a future in mining that honours Indigeneity

Kamala Harris strategically targets Gen Z with a bold ‘Call Her Daddy’ appearance

It’s time we stop caring about what we ought to look like

Kingston’s LaSalle Causeway reopens

Despite Ontario increasing minimum wage to $17.20, students remain concerned

Carnelian starts semester strong, while focusing on the future

Student placements deserve fair compensation

Non-Academic Misconduct Report revealed almost half a million dollars of damage in residences

The return of the mega pop star

Sally Rooney’s new novel, ‘Intermezzo,’ tackles age gap controversies, brotherhood, and grief

Over 20 new on-campus classrooms aim to foster active learning

Protesters march from Biosciences Complex to Kingston’s downtown for higher postdoctoral wages

New course on determinants of health brings opportunity to learn in Tanzania

Isabel Bader Centre marks 10 years of arts excellence

AMS Food Bank to launch market research aimed at combating rising food insecurity

Construction delays pile up as Queen’s revamps campus

Protestors gather at City Hall to call attention to Gaza and Lebanon

Commercialism clouds the authenticity of art

Antisemitic incident occurs outside Chabad

News Flash: Stretching summer into September

International student restrictions tighten across Canada

Campus life impacts our gene expression

Dear Cordelia, Signed Cordy

Democracy shouldn’t be dominated by billionaire big names

CFRC launches new residency program to kickstart music careers

Sound Check: Cutting through the noise

Must watch movies this autumn season

Documentary film, ‘Herbaria,’ delves into the act of preservation and interconnection

Queen’s students, buying beer just got a whole lot easier

Rain couldn’t dampen the energy, DJ Dillon Francis electrifies first-year crowd

Bel-Air is breaking stereotypes by rewriting Black mental health in Hollywood

Queen’s works with student groups to launch anti-hate campaign

Common Ground Coffeehouse experiences six-day shutdown

The silence surrounding Queen’s Orientation Week

Future first-year students face off for off-campus housing amid interest rate cuts

Homecoming: Shelagh Rogers returns to Queen’s University as Chancellor

Meet Queen’s Loran Scholars

A wave of change ripples through Queen’s senior istration team

Future of student-funded AMS project remains dubious

Job insecurity causes stress and anxiety among FAS staff

‘The Guncle Abroad’ is the feel-good novel the LGBTQ+ community deserves

City of Kingston es motion to consider fluoridating the water supply

Student hairdressers navigate business and academia

AMS unable to afford JDUC space without increased SLC fee

Former Queen’s Writer in Residence flips the true crime narrative

Legally Blondie: Queen’s University introduces Taylor Swift law course