Nice article about Maggie Ross's research on historical sex work. queensu.ca/alumnireview/a…

As one of your constituents Greg Ridge, I am wondering how you plan to vote on Tuesday when Council attempts to further erode participatory democracy in Kingston by curtailing citizen presentations to Council? Presenting to a standing comm is not the same. This must be stopped.

Proud to have been supervisor of Renata's exceptional undergrad research Queen's History

To mark LGBTQ History Month at Queen's University and in Kingston, come hear Marc Stein in Queen's History!

October 10, 2024, at Queen's University OutHistory.org #LGBThistorymonth #queerhistory #queer #2SQHMCan #marcstein

Attention Queen's/Kingston -- this happens today! Queen's GHSA Queen's History Queen's University

Save the date! Queen's University Queen's Archives Queen's History Queen's GHSA

Happening today! Everyone welcome. Queen's University Queen's Archives Queen's U Library Queen's History Queen's GHSA

Thank you Queen's Archives for a fun evening! Thanks, too, Queen's History and many other friends and colleagues for joining in. More nonconformity, less austerity!

Mark it in your calendars! Queen's History Queen's GHSA

Kingston/Queen's people. This Wednesday, come meet the new Buchanan postdoc and workshop an important paper. To obtain paper, DM or email me. Queen's History Queen's GHSA

Happening tomorrow (Wednesday) -- still time to get the paper!

This #archives talk is now available online for those that missed it: youtube.com/watch?v=y9-qf7… Queen's University Queen's U Library Queen's History

We’re thrilled to ring in the new year with issue 34.1 of JHS! You’ll find topics as varied as masturbation, male sexual reputation, Medieval legend, “urnings,” female friendship, and more, spanning eras from Ancient Greece to the present day. Happy reading! #histsex #queerhist

Come in from the cold and let 'winter keep you warm': queensu.ca/history/news-a… Queen's History

Hamilton, here I come!

"A university that is not fully free is nothing more than a business of servility. You can't teach under boot heels; you can't speak in the face of the walls of prisons; you can't study when arms threaten." Foucault, Sao Paulo, Brazil, October 1975.