Protestors made their presence felt at a lecture on navigating campus conflicts.

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

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.

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).

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

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

After decades of shaping Queen’s international relations (IR) courses and the IR graduate program, Political Studies professor Wayne Cox is retiring at the end of the 2026 winter semester

A Redditors freedom of information request has struck again, showing the partial costs of Queen’s recent trip to China.

300 Arts seats were cut—now a Senate report reveals what that decision is costing, and who stands to gain.

Both the AMS and the Rector are writing to the provincial government to directly convey Queen’s concerns.

Four students have been awarded the highest tribute that can be paid to a student from the University—the Agnes Benidickson Tricolour Award.

The Black Studies Program at Queen’s was founded to examine the systems, geographies, and ways of knowing that shape Black life.

Questions and frustrations around ArtSci seat reallocations remain a hot topic at Senate.

As part of an announcement on Feb. 12 by the provincial government, Ontario postsecondary institutions can expect $6.4 billion in extra funding, and students can expect less money in Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) grants.

Amin Nazari, a fourth-year commerce student, is being remembered by his peers as a reliable, thoughtful, and dedicated student leader and friend.

Even with the deficit shrinking on paper, Queen’s admin suggests the era of belt-tightening isn’t over.

As divestment requests are on track to be paused until December 2026, some say it’s too long a wait.

Amidst declining student interest, 10 Universities across Ontario are working together to protect upper-year language programs.

More than 63,000 students have applied to Queen’s for Fall 2026 admission, a six per cent increase over last year, according to the University’s Enrolment Report.