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Coronavirus party shows Queen’s hasn’t learned from its past

Written on February 7, 2020. Posted in Editorials.

An inappropriately-themed party on campus last weekend, and the subsequent response, demonstrated that Queen’s still has a long way to go when it comes to addressing insensitivity and discrimination in our community. The Journal reported that on Feb. 1, Undergraduate Trustee Tyler Macintyre was...

Undergraduate Trustee apologizes for attending Coronavirus-themed party

Written on February 3, 2020. Posted in News, Student Politics.

This story was updated with new information at 7:45 p.m. on Feb. 3. Undergraduate Trustee Tyler Macintyre apologized Monday for attending a Coronavirus-themed party on Saturday night, where students wore surgical masks, drank Corona beers, and decorated the walls with biohazard symbols. “I attended...

Kingston City Council considering ‘nuisance party’ bylaw

Written on November 30, 2017. Posted in News.

Public consultations were held at City Hall on Monday to gather input from the community on a potential ‘nuisance party’ bylaw. After the consultation process, the Kingston City Council hopes to have a draft Nuisance Party Bylaw for consideration in early 2018. According to a staff report, the bylaw...

Several Con-Ed Teaches de-leadered prior to Orientation Week

Written on September 14, 2017. Posted in News.

Prior to the start of 2017 Orientation Week, several Concurrent Education faculty orientation leaders were de-leadered due to their alleged participation in a ‘hickey party.’ The tradition, practiced annually by Teaches, was brought to the attention of the Senate Orientation Activities Review Board...

Keg party shut down by Kingston Police prior to St. Patrick's Day

Written on March 17, 2017. Posted in News.

On Thursday March 16, Kingston Police pulled up to a student house on Earl Street around 1:45 p.m. and left with 17 seized beer kegs and taps. The Kingston Police Street Crime Unit executed a Provincial Offences Act Search Warrant at the residence and charges under the Liquor License Act are pending...

Principal Woolf issues statement about off-campus party

Written on November 28, 2016. Posted in News.

On Monday evening, Principal Daniel Woolf issued a public statement on his blog, concluding that — after an investigation by Provost Benoit-Antoine Bacon into the off-campus party that gained national attention last week for the controversial costumes that were worn — no formal punitive process will...

Homecoming returns to Aberdeen

Written on October 6, 2013. Posted in News.

Kingston police were out in full force Saturday night, deploying up to 80 officers on Aberdeen St. and the surrounding area. Officers, who were seen driving a paddy wagon around the Student Ghetto, arrested 10 students for public intoxication and disrupting public peace by 12:30 a.m., out of approximately...

St. Patrick’s Day packs the streets

Written on March 22, 2013. Posted in News.

Last weekend’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations kept local law enforcement on their toes, according to Kingston Police. A large crowd gathered on Aberdeen St. early on Sunday morning, which police said in a press release was “unanticipated and unsanctioned.” In a tweet, Kingston Police noted that there...

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Coronavirus party shows Queen’s hasn’t learned from its past

Undergraduate Trustee apologizes for attending Coronavirus-themed party

Kingston City Council considering ‘nuisance party’ bylaw

Several Con-Ed Teaches de-leadered prior to Orientation Week

Keg party shut down by Kingston Police prior to St. Patrick's Day

Principal Woolf issues statement about off-campus party

Homecoming returns to Aberdeen

St. Patrick’s Day packs the streets

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