Jonathan Reilly is a News Editor at The Irish Sun. He focuses on themes related to education and higher education, including campus life, university research, and educational policy, while also covering regional interest and world news, particularly in North America and Latin America. Jonathan's work has been featured in various publications, including The Sun, The Scottish Sun, and the Kingston Whig-Standard.
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Jonathan Reilly's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to politics and health. His articles predominantly cover topics such as law enforcement and crime prevention.
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They're coming from near and far to honour The Tragically Hip.
A new game based in nature is aiming to encourage players to get outside while collecting data that could help researchers track wildlife.
By: Jonathan Reilly
A report shows Ontario hospitals are facing growing financial pressures as rising costs place additional strain on the system.
The AMS is ending its partnership with Bounce, moving club support and event sanctioning to an internally managed system, FreshService, following feedback from students.
By: Jonathan Reilly
As students begin to trickle back onto Queen’s campus, the University District Safety Initiative (UDSI) is coming back into effect.
I thought that when I came home, everything would be exactly as I left it, including my grandmother.
On Sept. 9, the Agnes Etherington Art Centre hosted Jenny Durrant 's hour-long lecture, “Shaping Collections for the Future.” The event turned into
By: Jonathan Reilly
Soccer is kicking into gear at Richardson Stadium. Queen's men's and women's soccer will face a familiar opponent today when the Carleton Ravens visit Richardson Stadium for an OUA doubleheader.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma : a transgressive queer slasher whose meta commentary on the genre itself is a horror theorist's wet dream, as it oozes allegories and subversions.
By: Jonathan Reilly
Queen's Women's Rugby opened its OUA title defense with a 116-0 road win over York University on Sept. 5.
