Eleven candidates spanning six SGPS executive positions spoke to their objectives if elected.

In the AMS’s first official de-slated election, two candidates are up for the role of Vice-President (University Affairs).

The Engineering Society (EngSoc) sees two Vice-Presidential positions go uncontested in the upcoming election.

Vice-President (Operations) candidate Elena Nurzynski has a “hands-on” vision for the AMS’s 11 services.

The contested race for Junior Senator sees four first-year students reaching for the title.

Two candidates are competing to take on the role of President of the Engineering Society (EngSoc) next year.

Dawood Tullah, Law ’26, is running for SGPS president with a plan to tackle Queen’s graduate and professional students’ toughest challenges head-on.

The race for the next Graduate Trustee is heating as two candidates prepare to go head-to-head in upcoming election.

Three candidates are vying for the position of SGPS Vice-President (Community) in the upcoming SGPS election.

The race is on for the Vice-Presidential (Professional) seat in the upcoming Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) election.

Three contenders are in the running for the Vice-President (Graduate) position in the upcoming Society of Graduate Professional Students (SGPS) election.

The recently elected Nursing Science Society (NSS) executive team is working towards a future of improved engagement and support for Nursing students.

This year, the AMS is adding a Chief Returning Officer (CRO), a waged employee who will help the CEO co-chair the election team.

AMS executive elections will look different next year.

The ballots are in, and the Computing Students’ Association (COMPSA) has a new leadership team.

On Saturday, Kingston’s newest federal election candidate will hit the streets, going door-to-door in Skeleton Park to meet her potential constituents.

Amongst the giggling at AMS Assembly, future leaders of student government were elected on Thursday at an AMS Special Assembly.

Allie Moustakis and Skylar Soroka were elected Editors in Chief of Volume 152 of The Journal on Feb. 16.

Student government is still at a standstill in looking for its next student leaders.