Hundreds protest proposed cuts to graduate awards at Queen’s University

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Hundreds protest proposed cuts to graduate awards at Queen’s University
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Hundreds of students and faculty protested proposed cuts to Queen's Graduate Awards on Friday as the Kingston, Ont., university wrestles with balancing its budget.

Hundreds protest proposed cuts to Queen's Graduate Awards, fearing loss of what they say is crucial funding. The university is wrestling with how to balance its budget.Hundreds of students, staff and faculty gathered on University Avenue in Kingston, Ont., on Friday to protest proposed cuts to Queen’s Graduate Awards for master’s programs.

The funding is typically allotted for essentials such as living expenses, groceries, and tuition. Without it, many students fear they will struggle to afford higher education. In a statement, Queen’s University said it is tackling its budget deficit by cutting costs and boosting revenue. Measures include a hiring freeze, spending cuts, and a proposal to remove the Queen’s Graduate Award for master’s students starting in fall 2025, saving $3.5 million annually.Eby stung, but wasp gets worst of ‘fatal’ encounter on B.C.

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