Queen’s faculty recognized nationally with Royal Society of Canada (RSC) honours.

Following layoffs in July, an employee from the Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) has been bumped from his position for a more senior member.

Faculty, librarians and archivists across campus have filed a grievance following security concerns with their devices.

Following the alleged four staff layoffs and the reshuffling of five other employees in the Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS), two union presidents stressed their concerns for their members’ future.

Students can expect changes to academic accommodations at the University.

This fall, first-year students won’t be crowding Miller Hall’s lot for a surprise show.

A Queen’s professor has appeared before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO), alleging sexist treatment in the University’s Department of Philosophy.

Following concerns surrounding teacher shortages, the Ontario government has made a seven-figure investment.

A new advisor is taking over the community engagement role, focused on connecting academic work with real-world impact.

Queen’s has released new information regarding its multi-year plan to reform its professional services and introduce financial sustainability.

A mix of student-led projects and faculty research helped Queen’s climb to sixth globally in the 2025 Impact Rankings.

Faculty members take issue with ongoing search committees for deans in letters to the principal.

After years of planning events behind the scenes, Keith McNinch is stepping into the spotlight, this time, in heels.

With Arts enrolment shrinking, University Senators push for early input at Senate and analysis to guide future seat reallocations.

The Dean search for the largest faculty at Queen’s has begun.

Queen’s is showing its pride this June through various initiatives, including two newly painted Pride crosswalks on campus.

Just months before thousands of students take their first steps on campus, the AMS is rushing to fill two Orientation Round Table (ORT) Director roles after the sudden resignation of the current ORT Coordinator and the Assistant Coordinator.

Among a projected $26.4 million budget deficit, Provost Evans speaks to the University’s financial plan.

After nearly five years, a longtime Queen’s service is making a comeback.

The long-awaited construction site at University and Union is now open to the public.