Jonathan Reilly is a News Editor at The Irish Sun. He specializes in themes related to education, higher education, finance, investment, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on campus life at colleges and universities. Jonathan's work has been featured in The Sun, The Scottish Sun, The US Sun, Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce, The Kingston Whig-Standard, and Queen's Journal.
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Jonathan Reilly's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to politics and health. His articles predominantly cover topics such as law enforcement and crime prevention.
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By: Jonathan Reilly
Queen's Relay for Life didn't just meet expectations, it blew past them.
A common student housing location experienced a brief fire on the evening of Easter Monday.
By: Jonathan Reilly
The Queen’s Grad Club has temporarily suspended all operations, citing financial challenges following an internal review.The suspension took effect Monday, April 13, and will remain in place until further notice, according to a memo released by the Grad Club’s Board of Directors.In their memo, the Grad Club, a campus social space and event venue primarily serving graduate students but open to the broader Queen’s and Kingston community, said the decision was made “only after an exhaustive review of [its] current financial landscape.”
By: Jonathan Reilly
A proposed College of Computer Science drew debate at Senate, with senators questioning how the initiative is being developed.
Not all first-year students are able to maximize their meal plans, but Eitan Zur, Sci '28, is looking to change that.
Queen's Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) has ended a stretch of interim leadership with the appointment of a permanent dean.
By: Jonathan Reilly
A stellar season by the Queen’s men’s golf team will be capped off by the Canadian National University and College Championship at the Le Tempete Club in Levis, Quebec. The team will travel the week of June 12 for the four-day event after qualifying back in October, following a second place finish at the OUA championships. A contender to win the event, the Gaels fell three shots behind the eventual winners, the Laurier Golden Hawks.
By: Jonathan Reilly
Gaels athletics have a new face for varsity sports. Queens Athletics and Recreation announced on April 9 that Scott Barker has been named the new director of high performance.
A proposed College of Computing has become more than a debate over AI at Queen's. The college was introduced at the April 16 Senate meeting as a notice of motion.
By: Jonathan Reilly
Strike picketing in 2025 and a 2024 pro-Palestine encampment cost Queen's almost $600,000 in external security costs.
