Former Premier and alumna Kathleen Wynne returns to Queen’s to share insight and advice with graduate students.

Faculty, librarians and archivists across campus have filed a grievance following security concerns with their devices.

The number of tickets issued during the first weekend of orientation has hit a three-year low.

Queen’s Relectric Team is building on what they learned from the super-kart and Jeep TJ conversion to create a new EV race-kart built to compete.

The Queen’s Rocket Engineering Team (QRET) blasted past the competition at Launch Canada 2025.

Over six thousand students apply each year for the prestigious Loran Scholarship, yet only 36 are selected. Queen’s is welcoming four of those 2025 winners.

As the class of 2029 takes their first steps on campus, AMS President Jana Amer, Vice-President (Operations) Elena Nurzynski, and Vice-President (University Affairs) Alyssa Perisa, sat down with The Journal to reflect on their summer term and plans for the fall semester.

After 16 years as the Tricolour Outlet, the student-run clothing shop has officially rebranded as Society 58.

Following the alleged four staff layoffs and the reshuffling of five other employees in the Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS), two union presidents stressed their concerns for their members’ future.

This year, students can expect improvements to the Bus-It program, allowing for later night routes and a tap card feature.

After two decades in the United States, Lisa Tannock is back home.

The newly elected president of PSAC 901, Ikeoluwapo Baruwa, is looking ahead to continuously supporting graduate students at Queen’s.

Presidents Dawood Tullah and Jana Amer speak to their background and goals for their term.

Queen’s and Western’s student governments unite for a music festival following the cancellation of the annual ORT Mystery Concert.

Students can expect changes to academic accommodations at the University.

Nancy Ross, vice-principal (research), has expressed interest in continuing in the role beyond her current term, which ended on Aug., 1.

This fall, first-year students won’t be crowding Miller Hall’s lot for a surprise show.

A Queen’s professor has appeared before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO), alleging sexist treatment in the University’s Department of Philosophy.

Queen’s Pub’s AI post stirs more than appetite.

AMS post gets pushback after support for Cancel “Canada” Day movement.