This fall’s Convocation ceremonies reflected on student resilience, education, and the Blue Jays.

Stephanie Simpson began Thrive Week with a simple message: belonging starts with honouring everyone’s stories at the University.

A troubled individual in a ‘mental health crisis’ broke into Waldron Tower early on Oct. 25, shattering glass doors and leaving blood throughout the building before being apprehended by police.

DAN School of Drama and Music students say recent cuts have undermined their education and left the school in crisis.

Some students took a break from partying and took to cleaning instead.

This year’s homecoming and fauxcoming (FOCO) saw a more relaxed party scene, with fines down over 30 per cent from 2024.

Faculty members left with growing concern over the long-term plan for ArtSci.

When Jim Butler met his service dog Sophie, his world opened up again.

This Halloween, fake blood can make a scene—but real blood can make a difference.

Provost Matthew Evans signals a positive stance on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in academia.

Queen’s main website fell victim to a temporary disruption on Oct. 29 following a global Microsoft outage.

University recognizes educators with awards and prepares new graduates.

After two years of closure for major restorations, Bader College will reopen Herstmonceux Castle in 2026 with a renewed academic vision.

For nearly a decade, Carly Robertson’s free hugs campaign has been a well-known effort at Queen’s, but students are about to see a lot less of her.

With students in the midst of back-to-back-to-back party weekends, fine enforcement is ramping up.

The AMS Health Plan’s automatic enrolment and impact on OHIP+ eligibility has raised concerns about coverage clarity for students.

AMS’s October Assembly finished in under two hours, split evenly between open and closed sessions.

Queen’s kept its overall spot in Maclean’s 2026 rankings, even as it dropped in measures like operating budget and total research dollars spent.

As climate concerns intensify, the University’s launching two campus-wide efforts to make sustainability more than a buzzword.

The SGPS has regained a full executive team after six months of vacancy.