Kingstonians have just been given another reason to come out at night.

Some questions are meant to be answered, though not everyone is ready to take the call. Perhaps, however, one student leader was.

With fall elections quickly approaching, the current AMS executives reflect on their first few months and what’s to come.

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

The Nursing Science Society (NSS) has elected a new executive team to serve the School of Nursing through the upcoming calendar year. 

Wim A. Van der Stede will be crossing the pond from the London School of Economics, where he served as the dean of extended education and a professor of accounting and financial management, to become the next dean of the Smith School of Business.

After 45 minutes of deliberation, AMS Assembly approved a question surrounding divestment to be placed on the Winter Referendum ballot.

Discussions on Queen’s investment practices arise at AMS Special Assembly.

Assembly members approve a clean audit and hear reports at the AMS Corporate Special General Meeting (CSGM).

Student representatives stressed financial difficulties in the last Board of Trustees (BOT) meeting of the year.

Students, staff, and admin alike speak out against an offensive street interview video.

Undergraduate students will have free summer access to the Athletics & Recreation Centre (ARC) beginning this year.

Queen’s food-access programs saw increased student usage this year as rising grocery prices and time constraints continue to shape the food industry on campus.

The expansion of residence surveillance at the University has inspired conversations about student safety and privacy.

An arbitrator has partially upheld the Queen’s University Faculty Association’s (QUFA) grievance over the University’s mandatory Endpoint Protection software.

Faculty urge for more teaching support regarding international students and the rising number of AI misconduct cases.

When Adham El Sherbini, HealthSci ’24, sat down for his Rhodes Scholarship interview in Halifax at 8 a.m., he didn’t expect to get the news before the day was over

Senators share their grievances about the Senate’s lack of involvement in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Framework.

Two 10-story student rental buildings could rise along Princess Street as a Toronto developer seeks approval for its first Kingston project.

Just under two weeks after the initial incident, two suspects involved in a hit-and-run incident have been arrested.