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WEB3 days ago · When everyday sounds become torture: The reality of misophonia. Keara’s pulse quickened as the incessant click-click-click of pens in the lecture hall felt like nails on a chalkboard. Each tap-tap-tap of typing in the library sliced through her focus, and even the faintest crack of knuckles or rustle of food seemed to pierce her nerves.
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WEBSeptember 20, 2024. As the sun set over Agnes Benidickson Field, students gathered to share stories of survival and solidarity, uniting in a march through campus to raise their voices against sexual violence.Take Back the Night, an annual occurrence at Queen’s since the 1980s, occurred on Sept. 19 and is organized by the AMS Walkhome service.
Survivor’s flag marks a permanent tribute to Indigenous resilience
WEB2 days ago · The flag is a symbol of year-round commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. The flag was raised on Sept. 23. Permanently flying high in the sky, the Survivor’s Flag will honour Indigenous resilience for years to come. The orange and white flag was permanently installed on Queen’s campus between Douglas Library and Ontario Hall on Sept. 23.
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WEBSep 20, 2024 · The future of graduate students remains in the dark. In a letter addressed to the University on Sept. 19, the Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) expressed concern over the Senior Leadership Team’s (SLT) recent decision to cut the Queen’s Graduate Award (QGA) for incoming Master’s students starting next fall.
BREAKING: Queen’s University encampment ends after 12 days
WEBMay 22, 2024 · Standing outside the Queen’s senior administrative building clad in keffiyehs and surrounded by Palestinian flags, 30 pro-Palestine protestors convened to announce the end of their encampment. After meeting with the Provost and Vice-Provost throughout the encampment’s 12-day duration, protestors said they’ve pushed Queen’s to create a divestment committee to review the University’s ...
Student leaders voice concerns over QGA cuts during Board of …
WEB2 days ago · The Board of Trustees opened the session for the new academic year to allow student representatives to voice their concerns over cuts to the Queen’s Graduate Award (QGA).On Sept. 27, the Board held its first meeting in Richardson Hall, where they addressed budget concerns, ongoing financial issues surrounding the QGA, and geopolitical tensions on campus.The meeting opened with the new Chair ...
28,142 students enrolled at Queen’s, report says
WEBMar 24, 2023 · Released annually, the report provides details on the total number of enrolled students as well as analytical information regarding the current first-year undergraduate class and graduate students. It states Queen’s currently has 28,142 undergraduate and graduate students. Of the 5,420 students currently in first year, 155 are enrolled at the ...
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WEBThe Journal The Queen’s Journal is a completely student-run newspaper at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. The paper was founded in 1873 and has been continuously publishing ever since. We currently publish a bi-weekly print edition and regular online content throughout the year. Our full production schedule is here. Our staff is composed of a […]
Queen’s fell out of top 15 research ... - The Queen's Journal
WEBJan 12, 2024 · Queen’s remains in the U15, but recent ranking place the university 16th in Canada. In December, Canadian platform Research Infosource released its ranking of universities based on research income and intensity data from the 2021-22 academic year. Queen’s research income fell 19.7 per cent from 2020-21 by a total of $182,607.
Analysis: Queen’s University’s financial woes are a symptom of a …
WEBJan 12, 2024 · Queen’s University first showed signs of financial strain in March 2020, when it projected its first operating deficit in years. It has since spiraled into fiscal quagmire. The University forecasted a $62.8 million operating deficit for the 2023-24 academic year last May, and later revised the projection to a $48 million deficit in December.