A hate-motivated shooting outside a Belleville synagogue is heightening concerns about safety among Jewish students at Queen’s and members of Kingston’s Jewish community.

Queen’s is centering “community and relationship building”  in its approach to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NDTR), which takes place on Sept. 30.

The City of Kingston’s municipal elections are set to take place on Oct. 26, and many students are eligible to vote even if Kingston is not their permanent home.

On April 17, the Ford government announced legislative changes regarding who medical residencies are prioritized for.

The AMS is giving undergraduate students a new way to fund ideas aimed at improving the Queen’s community through its Student Innovation Grant.

As Queen’s marks Gender Equality Week, campus groups and University initiatives are drawing attention to equity, support services, and advocacy extending beyond the week itself.

Nathan Kashira, Sci ’30, grew up in Kingston taking photos and videos. Now, the hobby he turned into a business is helping shape what he hopes to study at Queen’s.

Senate returned for its first meeting of the academic year, introducing new members to the University’s academic governing body before turning to discussions on student financial aid, climate action, AI, and academic programming.

Questions over budgets and changes to the My Isabel Grant followed a Truth and Reconciliation speech as AMS Assembly met for the first time this academic year.

Two students who recently graduated have received international recognition for undergraduate research inspired by their programs and professors.

Queen’s is asking students, faculty, and staff for feedback on generative AI for the second year as the University continues developing guidance around the technology.

After a signing ceremony at the Gord Edgar Downie Pier, Queen’s has officially become a Blue University.

While students settled in during the two-week orientation period, Kingston Police and City of Kingston officials responded to off-campus misconduct, issuing fines and dispersing large crowds across the University District.

With International Week of Deaf People underway, Canadian Hearing Services (CHS) recognized a deaf Queen’s student in her pursuit to help deaf newcomers navigate Canada’s immigration process.

A Queen’s graduate student is searching for a new place to live after her mother said they discovered water damage, suspected mould, and signs of rodents at the house she planned to call home.

A new guide from Queen’s University’s School of Policy Studies is proposing changes to how municipal election debates are organized. The guide aims to make information about candidates more accessible to Kingston voters.