Seven AMS head managers sat down with The Journal to discuss what they have in store for the upcoming year.

Robinson is getting ready for his 16th year participating in The Friends for Life Bike Rally taking place Aug. 4 to 9.

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

Maddie Ronan, orientation roundtable (ORT) coordinator, wants orientation to be financially accessible, safe, and enjoyable for all participants.

After seven years, Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) Dean Barbara Crow takes her last flight in the role.

Bader College closed after an inspection revealed significant damage to Herstmonceux Castle in November 2023.

With the Sinclair’s donation, cancer patients in Kingston no longer have to endure the waiting game.

While Dayforce was set to go live on June 24, all Senior and Assistant Managers at the AMS received an email on June 14 from Ian Trew, AMS human resources officer, that the launch was delayed.

It remains unclear whether the cost of the two permanent staff members will come out of the QP’s budget or if they will be paid from the AMS central budget.

Queen’s secured the eighth spot this year, a drop from its third-place position last year.

United Steelworkers (USW) Locals 2010, the Union representing staff at Queen’s, and the University met to discuss workload changes and potential layoffs for staff in the FAS.

During convocation, some graduating students held up signs claiming Queen’s was investing in genocide and opted not to shake Principal Deane or Provost Matthew Evans hands.

The Rainbow Registry is an accreditation program run by Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce (CGLCC) that ensures participating businesses are following certain standards in their day-to-day procedures.

Siallagan received the Pathy Foundation Fellowship, a year-long post-grad program creating sustainable impact in communities.

Construction on a former party house and street has left one student uncertain about their Homecoming plans.

QHS received the Human Rights Initiative Award for their commitment to sustainability, and representation of equity-deserving groups’ dietary restrictions at the University.

Fifteen transgender, non-binary, genderqueer, and agender students attended the retreat with the goal of honouring their identities by participating in song circles, meditations, and discussions of poetry.

Cara and Murray Sinclair, Comm ’84, are changing cancer patient’s lives.

Queen’s University will cut costs this year as it grapples with ongoing budgetary issues.

Queen’s is setting their sights on a $1 billion fundraising target in the thick of transitioning leadership in the Office of Advancement.