Campus collaboration defined this year’s Consent Week, as student groups, services, and Kingston partners came together to promote a culture of consent.

A new deal with Bounce sparked backlash from clubs over unclear messaging and ticketing fees.

The University’s seeking input to shape the vision of Queen’s before its 200th birthday.

The School of Kinesiology and Health Studies (SKHS) has been forced to cut over half of the Teaching Assistant (TA) hours in multiple courses according to SKHS faculty.

The Centre for International and Defence Policy (CIDP) unveils new plans following six figure grant.

Commerce Society (ComSoc) president temporarily steps down following an undisclosed incident.

With a goal of $32,100, members of the Queen’s community went the extra mile for Terry Fox, helping Kingston raise over $60,000.

The Arts and Science Faculty Board meeting kicked off the fall term by approving curriculum changes, electing subcommittee members, and hearing reports from both students and administrators.

Queen’s faculty recognized nationally with Royal Society of Canada (RSC) honours.

Walking down University Ave. during their last Sidewalk Sale, Ella Marrie Campeau and Claire Rinfret, both ArtSci ’26, encountered Mea Pregnancy Support Services—an organization which immediately raised alarm bells and concerns about the safety of first-year students.

The University’s Harassment and Discrimination Policy underwent its first major restructuring in three years.

Following layoffs in July, an employee from the Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) has been bumped from his position for a more senior member.

Residents claim the city is failing to prioritize long-term solutions for the unhoused amongst plans for a homeless shelter.

Queen’s students call for stronger focus on essentials in city’s 2026 budget.

The Brew’s back and ready for action, offering students a new place to get coffee on campus.

Hundreds of campus clubs are now just a click away for students.

What began as a few care packages handed out on Princess St. has grown into a community initiative to support Kingston’s unhoused individuals.

NDP leadership candidate Yves Engler made a stop in Kingston, pitching a campaign he described as anti-capitalist.

Amidst sunshine and song, first-year engineering students conquered the Grease Pole once again.

Staff and students were evacuated from Duncan McArthur Hall due to a nauseous odour related to building renovations.