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100 minutes, 100 years, two artistic spaces

Written on October 16, 2017. Posted in Arts.

On October 12, The Agnes Etherington Art Centre and Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre held a celebration to recognize their 60th and 40th anniversaries, respectively. Both institutions collaborated at the Agnes with “100 Minutes for 100 Years.” With each presenter having a maximum of 10 minutes — which...

Lost in Austen after 200 years

Written on July 31, 2017. Posted in Arts.

On the 200th anniversary of Austen’s death, there is still no sign of her work fading to the background of the literary world. Dr. Robert Morrison, a professor of 19th century literature and culture at Queen’s, has taught Austen to students for the past 25 years. For him, the reason is simple: Jane...

Principal Woolf returns from China after partner university’s 70th anniversary

Written on September 30, 2016. Posted in News.

As Queen’s celebrated its 175th anniversary, Jilin University celebrates an anniversary of its own with Principal Daniel Woolf in attendance. The university invited all of the leaders of their closest partner universities to a celebration of their 70th anniversary in Changchun China. Woolf explained...

The Agnes launches three new exhibits to celebrate Queen’s 175th anniversary

Written on September 16, 2016. Posted in Arts.

If you take a stroll through the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre this season, prepare to be transported through different times and experience many emotions as you view their fall season show, featuring three new exhibits. Treasures and Tales: Queen’s Early Collections In honour of Queen’s 175th anniversary,...

Laurier statues out of place

Written on October 30, 2015. Posted in Editorials.

Larger than life bronze statues of all 22 prime ministers is a bit much for a country accustomed to avoiding national pride like an ex-wife at a dinner party — there’s just too much history there. Wilfrid Laurier University might have to revise its plan to erect statues of the country’s leaders in...

Are we safer after 9/11?

Written on September 13, 2011. Posted in Opinions.

Since the terrorist attacks committed on Sept. 11, 2001, our perception of security has changed in many ways. Have the lessons we learned made us safer? When are we safe? Safe from what? Post-9/11, we’re accustomed to the risk of terror being constantly indicated on a multi-colour chart, with red...

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100 minutes, 100 years, two artistic spaces

Lost in Austen after 200 years

Principal Woolf returns from China after partner university’s 70th anniversary

The Agnes launches three new exhibits to celebrate Queen’s 175th anniversary

Laurier statues out of place

Are we safer after 9/11?

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