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Belleville synagogue shooting leaves Queen’s community "afraid to be Jewish" - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Police confirm Yom Kippur shooting was a targeted, hate-motivated attack A hate-motivated shooting outside a Belleville synagogue is heightening concerns about safety among Jewish students at Queen’s and members of Kingston’s Jewish community. The shooting took place outside the Sons of Jacob Synagogue on Sept. 20 as congregants gathered to observe Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. A police officer stationed outside the synagogue was shot multiple times after a 29-year-old man
University prepares for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with new Orange Shirt design - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Alum behind Orange Shirt design said there’s “always more room for collaboration” Queen’s is centering “community and relationship building” in its approach to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NDTR), which takes place on Sept. 30. According to a statement from the Queen’s NDTR Working Group, the theme of this year’s programming emphasizes ongoing relationships based on respect, reciprocity, and collaboration. The working group said building relationships between Indigenous and non-
The university experience I watched from my car window - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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126 kilometres of highway between me and the undergraduate experience With September rolling around again, Kingston is coming alive; a city and experience I’m just outside of. Houses fill with students, campus becomes crowded, and the familiar excitement of a fresh new school year settles over the city. Orientation, football games, house parties, new roommates, new friendships — the kind of atmosphere that makes you feel like you’re finally, truly a part of something. For me, however, September
Spencer Krug performs an intimate show at the Broom Factory - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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With his band Wolf Parade’s song, “I’ll Believe In Anything,” Spencer Krug brought the heat to Kingston. On Sept. 23, The Broom Factory transformed from a lively, danceable venue into an intimate, quiet setting for Krug and his openers, Elbow Kiss and Ellms (Elliot Sinclair). Currently touring the East Coast of Canada, Krug stopped by Kingston while promoting the release of his latest album, Same Fangs. The venue was set up in a way that emphasized concentrated engagement, as chairs were set up
Get to know your Gael: Tyler Mullan - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Money Mullan continues to find the middle of the uprights Being an elite-level athlete has its perks, but it’s easy to take for granted the person on the inside. The Journal sat down with Queen’s Football’s all-time leader in field goals, as of Sept. 12, and current kicker for the Gaels, Tyler Mullan, ArtSci ’27. Mullan’s love for sports started at a very young age. Son of a football coach in North Bay, Ont., there was always a connection to football. “I grew up playing sports hockey and soccer,
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