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Mason Jar Meals aim to decrease on-campus food insecurity
Students are coming together to reduce on-campus food insecurity through Mason Jar Meals. The Peer Health Educators (PHE), ...
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UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese delivers talk to students
The Queen’s Palestinian Law Association hosted Francesca Albanese, United Nations (UN) special rapporteur on the situation of ...
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We must acknowledge the troubling societal values behind falling birth rates
Falling birth rates might not be a crisis, but rather a shift in societal values. Over the years, Canada has seen a steady decline in birth rates. At the current rate of 1.26 children born in Canada ...
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Men’s Rugby set to face Guelph Gryphons in OUA Championship
In dominating fashion, the Queen’s Men’s Rugby team has punched their ticket to the OUA Championship and secured a berth at the Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championship (CUMRC).This achievement ...
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Religious groups overcome social justice burnout with faith-led initiatives
From Mother Teresa to Prophet Muhammad to Siddhartha Gautama, major religious figures are revered for their generosity and compassion towards the less fortunate. Religious groups at Queen’s strive to ...
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Student leaders organize information session to address FAS degree requirement changes
Students remain skeptical of proposed Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) degree requirement changes.The recent Arts and Science Faculty Board meeting saw Jenn Stephenson, associate dean (academic) ...
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QJ Queries Part I: Arts vs. Science
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FAS must rethink sacrificing students’ education for the sake of uniformity
Instead of distinguishing itself from other universities, the Faculty of Arts & Science (FAS) wants to fit in with them—even if it means sacrificing students’ quality of education. In favour of ...
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Dr. Jane Philpott set to lead Ontario’s expansion of primary care providers
Dean of Health Sciences Dr. Jane Philpott returns to the provincial healthcare landscape with the goal of connecting every Ontarian to a primary healthcare provider.After receiving her Doctor of ...
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Trojan Horse joins the call to end privatization of hospital services
A 15-foot long Trojan Horse trotted to Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) to call for an end of privatized healthcare in Ontario.The horse was seen on Stuart St. on Nov. 7 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 ...
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To bang or not to bang
Sometimes the only way through an emotional crisis seems to be to the bang—the haircut, that is.When you’re spiraling through a break-up or any form of breakdown, it seems the only way out is ...
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Student perspectives: Why Canada needs to invest in population health initiatives
It’s time academia and funding bodies give more attention to population health research.Health research typically takes two approaches: curative or preventative. Curative research often relies on ...