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First academic journal in Canada: see Ģ��ý's Quarterly
First Asian student: see Toshi Ikehara
First building on main campus: see Summerhill
First Canadian president of the International Federation of University Women: see Allie Vibert Douglas
First Chair in Canadian History in Canada: see the Douglas Chair
First chancellor: see The Rev. John Cook
First Dean of Women: see Caroline McNeill
First electricity installation in Kingston: see William Lawton Goodwin
First female AMS president: Dorothy Wardle
Fist female ambassador for Canada: Elizabeth MacCallum
First female chancellor: see Agnes McCausland Benidickson
First female department head: Hilda Laird, see Department of German
First female editor of the Journal: see Charlotte Whitton
First female faculty member: see Wilhelmina Gordon
First female graduates (also first in Ontario): see Women at Ģ��ý's, Admission of
First female honorary degree recipient: see Lady Aberdeen
First female honorary degree recipient (also first in Canada): see Honorary Degrees
First female student: see Elizabeth de St Remy
First hockey game at Ģ��ý's: see Hockey, First Game of
First home for Ģ��ý's: see Colborne Street
First honorary degree recipients: see Honorary Degrees
First Nobel Prize laureate: see Art McDonald
First principal: see The Rev. Thomas Liddell
First professor: see The Rev. Peter Colin Campbell
First professor of anatomy in Canada: see Frederick Etherington
First rector: The Rev. S. Dyde, see Rector
First sport: see Athletics
First student: see The Rev. George Bell
First student and graduate of colour: see Robert Sutherland
First student organization: see Dialectic Society
First telephone on campus: see Alexander Melville Bell

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