Now that Ontario has lifted its domestic tuition freeze, Queen’s has approved tuition increases for the next two academic years.

Whether it’s providing students with peer support or their morning coffee, the 2026-27 AMS head managers are eager to improve campus life at Queen’s.

After years of financial uncertainty and province-wide funding pressures, Queen’s leaders had an optimistic tone at their Board of Trustees meeting.

The Grad Club, described by its Board as a “home for music” and a “sanctuary for graduate students,” has closed its doors permanently.

Queen’s Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) has ended a stretch of interim leadership with the appointment of a permanent dean.

Not all first-year students are able to maximize their meal plans, but Eitan Zur, Sci ’28, is looking to change that.

A proposed College of Computer Science drew debate at Senate, with senators questioning how the initiative is being developed.

The Queen’s Grad Club has temporarily suspended all operations, citing financial challenges following an internal review.

Queen’s 2025 Sunshine List revealed a persistent gender pay gap, with men making up most earners and receiving higher average salaries than their female counterparts 

Queen’s and Simon Fraser University (SFU) have partnered to pursue federal funding for a supercomputing initiative that could position Canada among global leaders in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure.

Queen’s is looking to create a new model that aligns closer to the Bicentennial Vision and research goals.

With a collective agreement on the horizon, the Queen’s University Faculty Association (QUFA) is preparing to negotiate.

“The future of international relations is right here,” Cox said in his final lecture

Following a ceremony in the University Club, four students have now officially received their Agnes Benidickson Tricolour Award.

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.

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.

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.

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