Loyalist’s deficit on the rise
By Joseph Quigley BELLEVILLE – Loyalist’s budget deficit is getting worse, but college president Maureen Piercy said the school is working hard to balance it for next year. “It’s our goal and it’s imperative[…]
Quinte regional science and technology fair coming to Loyalist College
By LaShaina Blair-White BELLEVILLE – The 56th annual Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair is coming to Loyalist College on April 11. The fair will be held at Loyalist College[…]
Students write encouraging letters to their future selves
BELLEVILLE – Future graduates of Loyalist College were invited to write letters to themselves that they will open after their graduation. Students told QNet News some of the things they wanted their future[…]
Students and faculty would like to see businesses closer to campus.
By Samantha Reed BELLEVILLE – Starbucks, McDonald’s and a grocery store are just some of the businesses that students and faculty would like to see move closer to campus. There are[…]
Ten Thousand Villages take over Loyalist
By Aynslee Darmon and Courtenay Modeste BELLEVILLE – Ten Thousand Villages has come to Loyalist for the fourth year in a row, just in time for the holidays. Ten Thousand Villages[…]
Loyalist rapper opens for Juno Award winner
By Aynslee Darmon BELLEVILLE – Joshua P. Edwards aka J-Swag is a Loyalist College student and an up and coming R&B artist. QNet News reporter Aynslee Darmon has the story.[…]
Respect Commitee tries to boost profile with booth
by Joseph Quigley BELLEVILLE – Loyalist’s Respect Committee is trying to make its presence felt with an information booth this week. The booth ran Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in[…]
Video game tournament benefits Belleville General Hospital Foundation
By Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE – Students at Loyalist College are preparing for a fight against evil villains this coming Wednesday evening, but it’s all for a good cause. Students from[…]
Ontario colleges working quickly to create a sexual assault policy
By Suzanne Coolen and Bevan Hamilton BELLEVILLE – Ontario colleges intend to move very quickly with the creation of a specific sexual assault policy says Dianne Spencer, executive director of[…]
Loyalist students receiving “pawsitive” therapy
By Dylan O’Hagan BELLEVILLE – More than just a furry friend, the St. John therapy dogs help Loyalist College students relax during stressful school days. But what is a therapy dog,[…]
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