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Autism Partnership's Trevstock takes Clark Hall

Written on January 28, 2020. Posted in Arts.

Trevstock hopes to bring autism awareness and local tunes to the Queen’s community. On Friday Jan. 31, Clark Hall Pub will serve as host to Autism Partnership’s long running concert in support of Autism Ontario. Featuring a lineup of local artists, this event is the club’s biggest yearly fundraiser....

Clairmont The Second’s declaration of independence

Written on April 4, 2018. Posted in Arts.

Juno nominee Clairmont The Second’s unconventional beats, provocative lyrics and self-production are uncompromisingly independent. On Mar. 29, the rapper brought his maverick performance to Clark Hall Pub, proving an unstoppable force to be reckoned with as he won over even those who initially...

Hey Ocean! energizes Clark Hall

Written on November 21, 2017. Posted in Arts.

Brimming with an effervescent brand of folky, synth-infused alternative pop, Canadian indie darlings Hey Ocean! delivered an impassioned performance at Clark Hall on Friday night. Promising an intimate venue prior to the show, Hey Ocean! delivered. The band put on a fun, energetic and infectious setlist...

Clark Hall Pub hosts independent bands for a night of live music

Written on February 7, 2017. Posted in Arts.

Clark Hall, isn’t that an engineering bar? Guess again folks. In addition to the classic Wednesday night trivia and Friday afternoon Ritual, Clark quietly hosts a cocktail of different “wild card” Thursday nights for any faculty to enjoy, from euchre and foosball tournaments to the Nashville country...

Kickin' it with Krief

Written on November 25, 2016. Posted in Arts.

Last Friday night, Patrick Krief and his similarly-named band, Krief, ventured from Montreal to play Clark Hall Pub. The atmosphere was relaxed, yet the audience was nothing short of enthusiastic. Complementing Krief’s more conventional rock sound was Fleece, a hip psychedelic jazz-rock band also...

Clark Hall response positive, but after-the-fact training only goes so far

Written on November 25, 2016. Posted in Editorials.

The actions following the insensitive tip jars at Clark Hall were reasonable and quick — it’s just disappointing that these actions were needed in the first place. During Friday Ritual at Clark Hall on Nov. 11, two tip jars were set up at the bar. One was labeled “grabbing her by the pussy” while...

Clark Hall staff to undergo mandatory training after displaying insensitive tip jars

Written on November 18, 2016. Posted in News.

After last week’s United States presidential election, a reference to a Donald Trump quote on a tip jar at Clark Hall Pub provoked criticism from students and an official apology from Clark Hall staff. On Nov. 11, as students gathered at Clark for Friday afternoon Ritual, staff members set up two...

Canadian lads on continental jaunt

Written on March 28, 2014. Posted in Arts.

On their new record, Vancouver-based group Bend Sinister are trading in their sound. Having just played famed music festival SXSW in Austin, Texas, the group is moving onto other American hotspots, like New York City, Detroit and Chicago, to play their fourth full-length studio album Animals, released...

KC gets funky

Written on March 7, 2014. Posted in Arts.

KC Roberts and the Live Revolution are out to make you forget your troubles. A longtime staple in the Toronto music scene, they have consistently sold out venues like The Annex Wreck Room and The Horseshoe Tavern. Their new album, Parkdale Funk 2: Sides, has it all: techno, hip-hop, funk and rock...

A conversation with Craig Cardiff

Written on February 11, 2014. Posted in Arts.

After a workshop at Nipissing and before a house show in town, Craig Cardiff will be returning to Clark Hall for another intimate affair. The folk singer-songwriter plays Kingston a few times a year, often organizing shows in student houses. It’s clear to see that connection – between fans, with the...

Clark Hall anniversary draws alumni

Written on October 18, 2011. Posted in News.

For the past 30 years Jim McDownall has annually returned to Clark Hall Pub. McDownall, Sci ’77, visited campus for the pub’s 40th anniversary celebrations last week. He said he noticed a marked difference in alumni presence on campus compared to previous years. “There are fewer alumni here this weekend,”...

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Autism Partnership's Trevstock takes Clark Hall

Clairmont The Second’s declaration of independence

Hey Ocean! energizes Clark Hall

Clark Hall Pub hosts independent bands for a night of live music

Kickin' it with Krief

Clark Hall response positive, but after-the-fact training only goes so far

Clark Hall staff to undergo mandatory training after displaying insensitive tip jars

Canadian lads on continental jaunt

KC gets funky

A conversation with Craig Cardiff

Clark Hall anniversary draws alumni

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