Attached in the agenda in January’s Senate meeting, Queen’s released its 2025-26 Enrolment Report, outlining enrolment numbers for the year as of Nov. 1, 2025.

As Queen’s unveiled its Bicentennial Vision for 2041, a leaked consultant document obtained by The Journal outlined specific structural changes on a similar timeline.

New announcements by the provost spark questions from senators regarding enrolment and equity.

Public Service Alliance Canada (PSAC) 901 representatives say reduced Teaching Assistant (TA) hours, rising enrolment caps, and the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) marking software are reshaping undergraduate courses across the University.

Kingston saw a 28.9 per cent spike in two-bedroom rents last year, making it the fourth most expensive rental market in Canada.

For student government executives, pay can look very different depending on the campus.

Changes to international student study permit allocations have raised concerns at Ontario universities, including Queen’s.

Two years after a $100 million donation renamed Queen’s Faculty of Engineering, some Engineering students say they’re still unsure how the funding has affected their education.

Calls for action and integration rather than symbolism anchored the first Faculty Board meeting of the winter semester.

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.

Queen’s has developed its own Artificial Intelligence (AI) interface—but not every student agrees it should have one.

Speakers anchored ceremony in Sinclair’s infamous message: “We have described for you a mountain.

As exam season intensified in December, Stauffer Library and other campus study spaces became increasingly congested, leaving many students struggling to find a place to work. Students

“I would read this as a vote of confidence in the medical school here at Queen’s,” said Principal Patrick Deane during the announcement.

A student-backed push for fossil fuel divestment ended with a firm no from Queen’s leadership.

On Jan. 14, Queen’s employees will open their inbox to an email from Principal Patrick Deane, requesting feedback on their experience at the University.

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.

Advanced supercomputing infrastructure may soon be coming to Kingston following a new agreement between Queen’s and Bell.

Queen’s survey surrounding AI reveals that at least 55 per cent of students are already using it.

Recording-breaking 2025 United Way Campaign driven by University retirees and voluntary payroll deductions.