The Engineering Society (EngSoc)’s Movember committee wants to raise over $10,000 this month for men’s health and reach all faculties. 

The Government of Canada amended their policies for international students on student visas in Canada. The change in policy allows for international students to work off-campus in excess of 20 hours per week. 

Kingston’s local businesses encountered positive sales combined with “challenging” customers during Queen’s Homecoming last weekend.

Neurotechnology innovations have already begun to wedge themselves from a dystopian medical treatment into everyday life, and now Queen’s is entering the playing field. 

At Senate on Tuesday, Principal Patrick Deane spoke to student involvement in elections, the exploitation of international students, and tuition freezes. The meeting was held in a hybrid format with senators joining from Robert Sutherland Hall and through Zoom.

“Hocoween” photo contest winner announced

Following the fauxcoming celebrations the week prior, students gathered for unsanctioned Homecoming celebrations on Aberdeen St. in a similar fashion to years previous. 

The Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) took a step forward in deciding the future of the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) at Queen’s in October.

Dr. Mark Lindsay, a chiropractor and Queen’s PhD student filed, a lawsuit against Queen’s University; Dr. Douglas Cook, chair of the Queen’s Division of Neurosurgery; Performance Phenomics Holding Corp.; and Voxel AI Inc., which was intended to be a re-branding.

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Some students on campus are saying external retailers threaten aspects of student-run operations.

A new Indigenous Space on campus was unveiled on Oct. 21 at the Albert Street Residence.

On Oct. 1, an incident of antisemitic vandalism occurred in Albert Street Residence in the form of an antisemitic symbol drawn on a fridge in one of the lounges.

Asbestos is still a part of campus life—albeit unknowingly for most students.  

Senators had mixed feelings about the effectiveness of the Queen’s Senate during the 2021-22 school year, reflected by declining participation and engagement from past years. 

Queen’s University Faculty Association (QUFA) is lobbying for fair employment as the union representing faculty members and other staff.

Candidates in Kingston’s municipal election were given a chance to share their platform and goals with students on Wednesday.

Community members gathered on Oct. 7 outside Carruthers Hall for the plaque unveiling of Kingston’s oldest campus radio station CFRC.

The Printing & Copy Centre (P&CC) and StudioQ are undergoing a merger, and the AMS says it’s to serve students on campus.  

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