On Feb. 7 at 6:07 p.m., the Computing Students’ Association (COMPSA) executive debate for 2026-27 began.
A Queen’s University alumnus is among four people facing firearms and explosives-related charges after a trespassing investigation at Western University led police to a nearby residence.
Two student-led petitions are circulating, calling for the resignation of AMS President Jana Amer.
With size reductions proposed for Arts and Science, faculty warn the consequences could extend well beyond budgetary concerns.
As Queen’s maps out its future for 2041, one of the ideas on the table is a fully virtual school.
Results from Commerce Society (ComSoc) elections remain unreleased following delays in the AMS administration of the Winter 2026 election period.
With Kingston offering the fourth most expensive rental market in Canada, City Council has decided a new strategy is needed.
Queen’s has sent out a survey meant to identify gaps in the student experience and equity.
Team SEM is running in the upcoming Computing Students’ Association (COMPSA) on a platform centred around accountability, communication, and efficiency.
Running in the upcoming Computing Students’ Association (COMPSA) election, team AMA hopes to bring meaningful change, affordability and transparency.
Yahya Mohamed, Sci ’26, Michelle Zhao, ConEd ’27, and Kailyn Mao, HealthSci ’28, will be the Residence Society’s executive team for the 2026-27 academic year.
Queen’s has begun distributing new tap-enabled student cards to approximately 14,000 students over the winter term, after first-year students received the first batch of cards at the beginning of the fall term.
Team MENu outlined plans to strengthen community and maintain continuity within the Concurrent Education Students’ Association (CESA) at an open forum on Feb. 1.
After some delay, Queen’s University Faculty Association have passed a motion recommending the University Pension Plan divest from companies profiting from war.
With a voter turnout of 24.8 per cent, students have elected a new executive team for the SGPS.
When Kingston snow piles up, Queen’s students show up.
A candidate in the recent Residence Society (ResSoc) executive election has submitted a formal appeal to the AMS Judicial Affairs system, prompting a request to delay public coverage of the results.
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.
On Wednesday evening, palpable tension was felt even through the screens as Assembly members and students listened to reports detailing AMS President Jana Amer’s mismanagement of the presidential portfolio credit card.
Team MENu focuses on three pillars: highlighting positivity, reliability, and teamwork within the Concurrent Education Student Association (CESA).
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