Kingston City Council pressures the Integrated Care Hub (ICH) to enhance safety measures following reopening.

Medical students and residents raise an alarm over “unwritten rules” denying essential healthcare to individuals.

AMS holds another four-hour-long session during their October Assembly.

Queen’s Graduate Award (QGA) funding, the university research plan, and peaceful protest guidelines were top concerns at October Senate.

A Social Issues Commission (SIC) Instagram post explaining what Yom Kippur is has elicited varied responses from the Queen’s community.

Nostalgia filled the air at Homecoming 2024. Memories of the past rose to the surface as the University welcomed over 2,000 alumni on Oct. 18, celebrating milestone reunions for those whose graduating years end in a four or nine.

Queen’s ties for seventh place among Canada’s top universities for Medical Doctoral (MD) programs next year.

Taking over the University District two weekends in a row, the AMS is working to reduce harm this Homecoming season.

The Student Life Centre (SLC) has introduced updated policies for student bookings to ensure all event details are communicated in advance for events held within SLC spaces.

As budgetary challenges and low enrolment persist, the future of three academic programs remains uncertain as Queen’s temporarily suspends admission.

With this week marking one-year of the Israel-Hamas war, students and community members came together in support of Palestine by holding a vigil to honour and mourn the lives lost.

The University’s facing scrutiny after its year-end financial statements raised concerns about fiscal management and sparked calls for greater transparency.

A strike countdown is imminent if the University fails to reach an agreement with postdoctoral researchers.

Tensions between pro-Palestine and pro-Israel students have escalated following a speaker event hosted by Hillel Queen’s.

Through a month-long campaign, Queen’s Facilities is spotlighting sustainable living by by focusing on initiatives that range from reducing e-waste to fast fashion.

According to Professor Anne Johnson, mining has often clashed with Indigenous interests—she wants to change this sentiment.

Queen’s reaffirms protest guidelines a week after a Senate meeting was interrupted by glitter-wielding protestors.

An engineering event continues to strengthen town relations.

The Queen’s Graduate Award (QGA) is here to stay for the 2025-26 academic year.

Presidents of the AMS and Society of Graduate and Professional Studies (SGPS) discussed the University’s governance structure and cuts to the Queen’s Graduate Award (QGA) at most recent town hall meeting.