Reports of suspected drug overdoses in Queen’s residences have raised concerns among first-year students, with some questioning the drug safety information they’ve received since arriving on campus.

Queen’s saw a 19 per cent increase in non-academic misconduct (NAM) cases despite a 12 per cent decrease in student respondents from 2024-25 to 2025-26.

Fast fashion has been on the rise in recent years, but sources say it isn’t the only environmental problem facing the fashion world.

This story discusses sexual violence and may be distressing to some readers.

As the cost of living becomes more expensive, third spaces are becoming less accessible.

In the span of a few years, technologies like AI have transformed education, employment opportunities, and research.

The Queen’s Alcohol Policy claims a commitment to harm reduction, however, after reading the policy more closely, it appears as though the main goal is simply less drinking on campus. During peak party weekends like Homecoming, misunderstanding the definition of harm reduction may be putting students at greater risk.

In Seattle, a store clerk gave former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada Jody Wilson-Raybould the words that convinced her to write another book.

On Oct. 6, a $111 billion deal closed between Paramount and Warner Bros to create the largest media corporation in all of history, Skydance, which would drastically change the media landscape.

Universities and student groups are raising concerns over proposed changes to Turnitin’s user license agreement that would allow the company to use student work to train AI models.

Students had the opportunity to unleash their curiosity in Chernoff Hall last Saturday to mark Science Literacy Week.

From the highest of highs back to reality.

Swinging into championship season.