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A Jewish human rights organization is calling on Queen’s to address instances of antisemitism on their Kingston, Ontario campus.
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A Jewish human rights organization is calling on Queen’s to address instances of antisemitism on their Kingston, Ontario campus.
A Remembrance Day service led by Queen’s Chaplain of Faith and Spirituality Erin Burns was held at Grant Hall on Nov. 13. Discover the reflections on family experiences, peacekeeping missions, and the performances that marked the occasion. Classes were cancelled, and the campus paid tribute to Canadian veterans who have dedicated their lives to ensuring peace.
Donation from Stephen J. R. Smith is the largest in the Kingston university's history
Over the past two years more than five offices and departments at Queen’s collaborated in confidence leading up to the Nov. 2 event that announced Stephen Smith’s $100 million donation.
Senators gathered in Robert Sutherland Hall on Nov. 2 to discuss ongoing budget issues, campus safety measures, and the University’s statements on the conflict in the Middle East.