In this segment of The Scoop, Elizabeth Kim sits down with Jackie Grubel of Queen’s University on her research, “Validation of a Species Distribution Model” and her studies at Queen’s.

In this segment, we sit down with Hailey Scott , a 4th year ConEd student in Drama and English,  recent Inquiry@Queen’s presenter and prize winner.  Hailey chats about her fascinating original research “Psychological Traumas in Participatory Theatre”, her inspirations behind the research and the path ahead towards graduate studies in her area

In this segment of The Scoop, we sit down with Gary Durrant, President and Founder of Durrant Sports. He is an NBPA, FIBA & NCAA Certified Player Agent and he chats with us about the world of sports, how it has been affected by the pandemic and various social movements, as well as shares advice for student athletes!

In this segment, we sit down with Noah Weisbord of Queen’s Faculty of Law to chat about the Atlanta Spa shootings that took the lives of 8 people including eight Asian-American women.  Noah sheds light on the crimes of which Robert Aaron Long is accused, the problematic reactions of law enforcement and media pundits, and what the attack and its responses suggest about growing anti-Asian and misogynistic sentiment and action.

In this segment of The Scoop, Jessica Somersall sits down with Charlotte and Maddie, the co-directors of Project Red, a student-run charity fashion show, in which all proceeds go towards the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada. As well, learn about the extension of the Class 22 order that has been extended in the Kingston region until April 30th, 2021.

In this segment of The Scoop, Campus News Coordinator, Joel Sindle sits down with members of Queen’s First Aid to discuss the organization, and the new opportunities available for students! As well, learn about the new online booking system for COVID-19 vaccines, for residents 80 years of age and older.

Blue Canoe’s Juvenis Festival is running its Battle of the Bands virtually this year.  Owen Fullerton of Juvenis Festival joins us to talk about the competition and how local youth musicians can enter.

In this segment, Dinah Jansen chats with Noah Weisbord, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law at Queen’s University about Justice Anne Molloy’s March 3rd 2021 verdict on the Alek Minassian trial, the implications for perceptions of linkages between criminality and autism spectrum disorders. Also learn about the new Section 22 for St. Patrick’s Day, as well as as the Cataraqui Conservation Area’s Maple Madness activities!

In this segment of The Scoop, we break down what took place at the City of Kingston City Council Meeting on Tuesday, March 2nd virtually on YouTube at 7pm. Lots of discussion surrounding the Integrated Care Hub, Taxi and Uber regulations, as well as the Quiet Streets Initiative.

In this segment, Dinah chats with Danielle Marshall of the Kingston Association of Art Galleries, Museums, and Historic Sites and with Emma Rochon of Improbable Escapes.  Emma and Danielle discuss the upcoming family friendly scavenger hunt and the fourth annual March of the Museums-Marching into April spring collaborative event series with numerous local museums.  To register for these free events visit https://www.kingstonmuseums.ca/events/march-of-the-museums-1