A new advisor is taking over the community engagement role, focused on connecting academic work with real-world impact.
New enforcement measures for major student gatherings are underway, a shift that’s drawing concern from the AMS.
Queen’s has released new information regarding its multi-year plan to reform its professional services and introduce financial sustainability.
Issues leading to the Food Bank’s two-week closure were “tied to the building’s infrastructure,” says the AMS.
A mix of student-led projects and faculty research helped Queen’s climb to sixth globally in the 2025 Impact Rankings.
Faculty members take issue with ongoing search committees for deans in letters to the principal.
After years of planning events behind the scenes, Keith McNinch is stepping into the spotlight, this time, in heels.
Following an abrupt resignation just ahead of Orientation season, the AMS has appointed its second Orientation Roundtable (ORT) Director this year.
New provincial legislation could lead to significant changes for student life in Ontario.
Queen’s students can expect significant changes to the AMS Club’s Commission.
With Arts enrolment shrinking, University Senators push for early input at Senate and analysis to guide future seat reallocations.
Princess St. and music filled the air, Kingston’s Pride Parade burst to life with celebration, colour, and a message from protestors.
The Dean search for the largest faculty at Queen’s has begun.
Queen’s is showing its pride this June through various initiatives, including two newly painted Pride crosswalks on campus.
The Kingston community gathered at Confederation Park to mark a day of celebration of Indigenous Pride.
From Northern Ontario, Aden Blanchette is heading south with a $120,000 scholarship in hand.
Among a projected $26.4 million budget deficit, Provost Evans speaks to the University’s financial plan.
Just months before thousands of students take their first steps on campus, the AMS is rushing to fill two Orientation Round Table (ORT) Director roles after the sudden resignation of the current ORT Coordinator and the Assistant Coordinator.
On May 1, a new cohort of AMS commissioners has stepped up, each driven to create a lasting impact on campus.
Whether it be for a revitalized student pub or a returning campus service, the AMS head managers are ready to kick off the 2025-26 school year.
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