Sophia Coppolino is a journalist based in Kingston, Ontario, focusing on local news and events. She is a writer for The Queen's Journal, covering a range of topics including student issues, campus controversies, and university updates. Sophia strives to provide accurate and informative articles that engage and inform the Queen's University community.
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By: Sophia Coppolino
Gavan Watson, vice-provost (teaching and learning), told Senate on March 28 that associate deans at the University are currently reviewing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) on high-stakes exams. He didn't say when the review will be complete.
By: Sophia Coppolino
The University is changing the name of the Queen's Cancer Research Institute (QCRI) following a large donation. The renaming of QCRI was confirmed during Senate's closed session on March 28.
Three years after acquiring the building, it remains unclear what Queen's is doing with Kingston Collegiate & Vocational Institute (KCVI).
By: Sophia Coppolino
Residence dons' unionizing efforts have paid off—they've reached an agreement with the University.
By: Sophia Coppolino
With the school year coming to a close, AMS President Kate McCuaig, Vice-President (Operations) Michelle Hudson, and Vice-President (University Affairs) Victoria Mills sat down with The Journal to reflect on their time in office.
By: Sophia Coppolino
In September, 370 freshly minted Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) students will come to Queen's for their first year of undergrad. Five years since its inception, the cohort all have high school averages over 90 per cent and impressive cocurricular records.
Queen's top paid employees raked in six-figure salaries last year, with highest earners seeing a half million dollars in compensation.
As the effects of budget cuts loom over Queen's University, unionized Queen's workers announced they're joining forces to advocate for better collective agreements.
By: Sophia Coppolino
Queen’s is helping everyone getready for the solar eclipse.
By: Sophia Coppolino
Staff can now apply for a buyout to leave their positions at Queen’s.
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