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.

Competing amongst the best of student journalism in the country, The Journal took home two silvers at this year’s John H. MacDonald (JHM) Awards for Excellence in Student Journalism.

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.

A Feb. 10 Assembly showed Dynamite clothing, Uber, and Costco comprised the three personal expenses AMS President Jana Amer admitted to “accidentally” placing on the presidential credit card.

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

Despite pressure from Assembly members, students won’t be receiving a copy of President Jana Amer’s corporate credit card statements.

Queen’s is looking to the stars, the brain, the web, and more, with $1.2 million in new provincial research funding.

As Ramadan approaches, a campaign is once again asking Kingston residents to turn empathy into action.

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.

Amber Graham, Alexa Melo, and Ava Tan, all Comm ’27, have been elected as the incoming Commerce Society (ComSoc) executive team for the 2026-27 school year.

The new Concurrent Education Student Association (CESA) executive team has been elected.

Despite online backlash, Queen’s administrators who authored “Agency in a Box” argue the model’s meant to promote collaboration among University administration and faculty.

After two decades of walking laps, Queen’s Relay for Life shows no signs of slowing down.

The growing role of generative AI in teaching and assessment was outlined in a January open letter from Queen’s, which acknowledged instructor uncertainty while rejecting a single, overarching AI policy.

Natasha Andrade, Nadira Rishat Daulet, and Joey Lauer, all ArtSci ’27, have been elected the incoming Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) executive team.