Students treated to lunch, twice
By Dylan O’Hagan No students should go hungry this week as Loyalist College is putting on two special meals just for them. About 100 people at Loyalist College received a free,[…]
Geocaching at Loyalist College
By Courtenay Modeste BELLEVILLE – The growing trend of geocaching has reached Belleville. More than 14,000 geocaches are with within 160 km of Loyalist College have been logged onto[…]
Loyalist students support Iraq mission
By Aynslee Darmon & Courtenay Modeste BELLEVILLE – Canada just voted to send Canadian troops to Iraq. Most of the students QNet’s Aynslee Darmon spoke to support the mission. No[…]
Students worried and confused after campus arrest
By Suzanne Coolen BELLEVILLE –Some students are feeling confused and uneasy following a second incident involving police this semester at Loyalist College. But other students QNetNews spoke to say[…]
Voting for student government ends tomorrow
By Michelle Poirier BELLEVILLE – Amid all the coverage and decisions of the municipal election, students need to look closer to home as the student government election is currently underway.[…]
College reviewing protocols in wake of attack
By Mark Hodgins and Kate Shumakova BELLEVILLE – It’s now been a couple of weeks since a Loyalist College professor was attacked by a student in class. As explained in an earlier story[…]
Mental Health at Loyalist
By Courtenay Modeste BELLEVILLE – One in five students is believed to be suffering from a mental-health problem, but only six per cent of these students are willing to seek[…]
Hong Kong protests hit home for some
By Katie Coleman BELLEVILLE – The Occupy Hong Kong movement is happening thousands of miles away but the sentiments can be felt even in Belleville. For Jeuyu (Nino) Liu, a[…]
Loyalist students walk to defeat depression
Depression is a condition that can affect anyone at some point in their lives. Loyalist College students took a stand to defeat depression last week. QNet’s Brittany Lane and Joseph[…]
Chilling display urges students not to text and drive
By Martin Irvine BELLEVILLE – Staff and students of Loyalist College probably noticed the truck on the walkway in front of the Kente Building last week. The truck was in bad[…]
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