CFRC 101.9 FM is calling for greater transparency in how the AMS runs referenda after narrowly renewing its optional student fee in Fall 2025.

A community meeting for the School of Policy Studies (SPS) allegedly ended in faculty infighting, slammed doors, and a sudden resignation.

While students are raising concerns with the now disbanded online degree plan, administrators insist the situation is under control.

After a turbulent semester, Team DAE is setting out its vision for the AMS.

Senators approved new dean appointment rules and inquired about Queen’s budget model review.

Queen’s will increase residence fees by an average of 3.5 per cent for the 2025-27 academic year following approval from the Board of Trustees.

Students gathered in Grant Hall to mark Nowruz, the Persian New Year, blending celebration with reflection.

The Ontario Government is proposing changes to its freedom of information (FOI) laws that critics say could reduce public access to government records.

Questions about oversight and transparency in student fee referenda took centre stage at AMS Assembly.

Assembly members approved bylaw changes and heard reports on a rising operating deficit at the AMS Corporate Annual General Meeting (CAGM) on March 24 in Wallace Hall.

With four months left in his term and no permanent dean in sight, the Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) is turning to its second interim leader.

16 biology students and one professor have arrived back in Canada safely after being trapped in Qatar due to an ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

A new archives course has students looking back at queer history as the AMS focuses on what comes next.

Students seemed to tap into the Irish friendliness this St. Patrick’s Day weekend.

A newly approved research institute at Queen’s aims to bring together scholars studying aging and healthy longevity across multiple faculties.

Annual mental health policy report indicates an increase in student use of mental health and wellness services.

Queen’s campus has become the target of a taxi scam, according to Kingston Police.

The University is projecting over $20 million less in its operating budget deficit than originally expected this year.

The Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) by-election saw a 17.4 per cent voter turnout, electing a new Vice-President (Finance) and Vice-President (Community).

Protestors made their presence felt at a lecture on navigating campus conflicts.