In the upcoming Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS), all three executive positions will be uncontested.

Following an AMS board decision, AMS President Jana Amer will no longer be able to use her presidential portfolio credit card for the remainder of her term.

The ILC was charged with anticipation as approximately 50 students awaited the results of the Engineering Society (EngSoc) executive elections, where five out of 10 candidates were crowned victorious.

Six candidates spoke to their platforms, outlining their ideas for the society moving forward.

Two candidates are contesting the role of vice-president (operations) of the Health Sciences Society (HSS), both set on making the health sciences student body a closer community.

As the Health Science Society (HSS) election process begins, two candidates have emerged to run for the role of president.

Running uncontested, Zein Hammad, HealthSci ’28, is the sole candidate for Health Sciences Society (HSS) vice-president (university affairs) for the next school year.

The Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) is entering the voting period of its election with both executive and representative positions left uncontested.

Two candidates are facing off in the election for SGPS president.

On Jan. 24 at 7 p.m. in Victoria Hall Upper Commons, four Residence Society (ResSoc) candidates shared their platforms and hopes for the 2026-27 academic year, in front of a crowd of approximately 15 students.

Three candidates are in the run to become the next SGPS vice-president (graduate).

Mary Arakelyan, MD ’29, hopes to bring collaboration and data-driven needs assessment to the Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS).

At a virtual open forum on Jan. 21, Commerce Society (ComSoc) executive, uncontested Team Triple A expanded their platform to students.

Candidates’ debate offered a glimpse into the 2026-27 AMS student leaders’ goals and ambitions for a student-focused AMS.

Public Service Alliance Canada (PSAC) 901 representatives say reduced Teaching Assistant (TA) hours, rising enrolment caps, and the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) marking software are reshaping undergraduate courses across the University.

Kingston saw a 28.9 per cent spike in two-bedroom rents last year, making it the fourth most expensive rental market in Canada.

As students prepare to vote, two candidates are making the case that the AMS can—and should—do better.

Avery Papoulidis, HealthSci ’27, is the sole candidate running for the AMS Vice-President (Operations) (VPOP) position in the upcoming executive elections.

Sy shares that they’re prepared to go against the grain to make student voices heard.