Student states that after applying to law school, her gender was changed to ‘other’ on SOLUS.

President-elect Dreyden George is beginning his term a little earlier than expected.

Queen’s is weighing the possibility weekend classes, sparking concerns over workload and scheduling.

A consultant report shows Queen’s devoted 54 per cent of its salary spending to administrators in 2023, the Queen’s University Faculty Association (QUFA) revealed.

After issues relating to funding received by the Commerce Society (ComSoc), Queen’s Business Review (QBR) members are paying printing costs out of their own personal pockets.

The City of Kingston and Queen’s are preparing for an unsanctioned St. Patrick’s Day gathering in the University District, with safety initiatives and increased enforcement planned throughout the weekend.

Issues facing students related to changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) and global instability remain top topics of discussion at the March Board of Trustees (BOT).

AMS Assembly heard a presentation from the Iranian Association of Queen’s University (IAQU) and debated proposed changes to clubs’ governance.

Queen’s leaders stress that collaboration and adaptability will determine the future of Ontario universities.

Colin Stewart is running for Vice-President Finance and Services (VPFS) in the Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) by-election.

The Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) is holding a by-election after two executive positions received no candidates during the regular election period, prompting the society to reopen nominations. 

16 students and one faculty member are unable to leave Doha, Qatar, after an airspace shutdown disrupted their flight.

A routine ride home from reading week ended with a bus flipped on its side.

Following Assembly’s approval, AMS President Jana Amer’s resignation date has now officially been set.

With the presidency soon to be vacant, the remaining AMS executives are focused on maintaining stability.

Queen’s may be the first Canadian University to receive direct pushback from the Trump Administration due to “wokeness.”

Nearly 87 per cent of first-year students reported not experiencing hazing during Fall Orientation 2025, according to the Queen’s Senate Orientation Review Committee’s annual report.

A group of protestors gathered at Queen’s to criticize Canadian foreign policy and a planned appearance by Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Anita Anand.

After weeks of meetings with University officials, leaders of the Iranian Association of Queen’s University (IAQU) say Iranian students on campus are still facing significant mental health, academic, and financial challenges linked to the situation in Iran.

FlixBus has expanded its Ontario service with a new stop at Queen’s, adding travel options for students and Kingston residents.