According to Kingston Police, a total of 128 charges were laid during Queen’s Homecoming weekend, an increase from 85 charges issued in 2018.
In a media brief released on Oct. 23, Kingston Police reported officers made 22 arrests and processed two criminal charges between Oct.18 and 19. Last year’s...
The University District Safety Initiative is about punishment—not progress.
It worsens the relationship between student body and city by failing to consult our student representative bodies. In short: it misses the mark.
On June 11, Queen’s Principal Daniel Woolf and Kingston Mayor Bryan Paterson...
The tradition of holding homecoming weekends gathers thousands of partiers together at universities across the country year after year. But the massive amount of people at these events weigh heavily on the police and emergency services of university towns.
By giving $100,000 to the Kingston Police...
For the last four years, Queen’s students have been dangerously crowding University Avenue on the night of move-in day, much to the concern of members of the University and Kingston community.
“As a fifth-year student, I have certainly witnessed my fair share of block parties in the University District,”...
On move-in day during Orientation Week last year, Kingston police were caught off-guard by students flooding University Avenue for a spontaneous street party. This year, they knew what to expect but it still wasn’t enough to prepare them.
According to Kingston Police media relations officer, Steve...
It should come as no surprise that I completely disagree with the Journal’s assessment of the email I sent to the student body on Sept. 10. The many supportive and appreciative comments I have received from students, community members and city partners in response to the email would suggest there...
Last updated: Sept. 10 at 7:18 p.m.
While driving down University Ave. Tuesday night, a woman reported that a large group of Queen’s students swarmed and rocked her vehicle.
The students — whom the women identified as from Queen’s by their clothing — caused roughly $800 of damages, as the spoiler...
Kingston Police shut down University Ave. last night after at least one beer bottle was thrown in the direction of police, according to a Kingston Police press release.
The report states that at approximately 11:30 p.m., patrol officers were driving through the crowd when the bottle was thrown, striking...