After failing to win student support last year, the Social Issues Commission (SIC) is back on the ballot.

Applause filled the room as engineering students stepped forward to make their case for leading the Engineering Society (EngSoc) in the year ahead.

The Residence Society (ResSoc) election is underway, and candidates for President and Vice-President (Society Operations) (VPSO) are running uncontested. 

Two candidates are contested for the position of Vice President of Residence Operations (VPRO) in the upcoming Residence Society (ResSoc) election.

With the election drawing nearer, each candidate is striving for a platform of openness and communication.

Two candidates are running for president of the Engineering Society (EngSoc), each outlining their own priorities centered on student engagement, advocacy, and structural improvement within the society.

Running in an uncontested race, Ella Doris, Sci ’28, is the sole Engineering vice-president (operations) candidate for the next school year.

Three students are going head-to-head for the Engineering Society (EngSoc) Vice-President (Student Affairs) (VPSA) position.

Hadrian Cornwell, Sci ’26, and Dala Shawabkah, Sci ’28, are both vying to be the next Engineering Society’s (EngSoc) vice-president (finance and administration) (VPFA).

AMS Assembly met on Jan. 19, opening with a Holocaust remembrance presentation before members unanimously ratified four executive election candidates and passed a series of motions.

The Design Bay—a space in Beamish Munro Hall dedicated to providing Design Teams a place to build their projects—is planned to undergo upgrades following ventilation concerns.

The AMS’s budget deficit is set to more than double over last year—a change they’re willing to stand behind.

The Deans Donation Fund, a yearly fund from Smith Engineering provided to Queen’s engineering groups, is facing criticism as design teams speak out against apparent underfunding.

With fall elections quickly approaching, the current AMS executives reflect on their first few months and what’s to come.

The Nursing Science Society (NSS) has elected a new executive team to serve the School of Nursing through the upcoming calendar year. 

After 45 minutes of deliberation, AMS Assembly approved a question surrounding divestment to be placed on the Winter Referendum ballot.

Discussions on Queen’s investment practices arise at AMS Special Assembly.

Assembly members approve a clean audit and hear reports at the AMS Corporate Special General Meeting (CSGM).

Discussion on divestment has been postponed following the delay of AMS’s Special Assembly meeting.

Bill 33’s passage in the Ontario legislature on Nov. 19 has left student leaders at Queen’s uncertain about how the new law will reshape ancillary fees and student services on campus.