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.

During the High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Jewish students come together in Kingston, finding strength and unity in their shared faith and traditions.

On the one-year anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas-led attack on Israel, Queen’s students and community members gather for remembrance and reflection through a commemorative vigil.

Downtown Kingston was flooded with protesters on Oct. 5 as a march for Palestine took over Princess St.

After months of frustration and detours, the familiar hum of vehicles has returned to Kingston’s LaSalle Causeway.

The Department of Biology warns recent budget cuts could undermine the department’s ability to continue delivering a quality education and research opportunities. 

As Queen’s aims to elevate its research profile, community feedback will play a crucial role in shaping its strategic vision. 

Kingston lit up City Hall in green on Oct. 1, marking the 18th annual Islamic History Month Canada (IHMC).

Federal politicians, seniors, and everyday Kingstonians gathered at Confederation Park to speak about climate change issues. 

Queen’s saw over 1,000 misconduct cases last year, with first-year students driving the majority of sexual violence reports.