A Queen’s graduate student is searching for a new place to live after her mother said they discovered water damage, suspected mould, and signs of rodents at the house she planned to call home.

A new guide from Queen’s University’s School of Policy Studies is proposing changes to how municipal election debates are organized. The guide aims to make information about candidates more accessible to Kingston voters.

Ontario Liberal leadership candidate Navdeep Bains met with students at the Queen’s Pub for food and conversation about issues affecting university students.

The newest class of engineering students completed the fastest Grease Pole climb in 22 years, according to Engineering Society (EngSoc) President Stephie Leitch.

Queen’s and its faculty association have ratified a new three-year collective agreement, bringing months of bargaining — and the possibility of the University’s first faculty strike — to an end.

One in 10 Queen’s students reported experiencing suicidal thoughts in the previous year, according to the University’s latest student well-being survey.

Talking about the thousands of first-year students gathered at Richardson Stadium at the beginning of each academic year, Corinna Fitzgerald teared up.

Nearly a year after an individual broke into Queen’s Waldron Tower, the University has taken steps to increase security at the residence.

Queen’s and the AMS will host a week of events focused on consent and sexual violence prevention from Sept. 19 to 26.

Initially expected to open at the start of the 2026-27 academic year, the Agnes Etherington Art Centre remains under construction.

Queen’s enrolment of self-identified Indigenous students continues to grow, but at a slower pace than previous years.

Fifteen students pursuing STEM degrees start at Queen’s this year after receiving the Schulich Leader Scholarships.

The three new AMS executives’ campaign commitments take action as they start their terms, with transparency and accountability highlighted as priorities.

McMaster’s engineering emblem — a red fireball — was mounted on a purple sand-filled base that appeared outside the JDUC on Sept. 9, delivered by Western engineering students.

Despite the emphasis placed on reputation, students’ choice of undergraduate institutions may have less of an impact than expected.

University Avenue came alive as students, local businesses, and community members gathered for The Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) annual Sidewalk Sale.

Whistles and cheers of encouragement could be heard down the hall from the Mitchell Hall gyms as first-year Kinesiology students participated in the annual paralympic sports tournament.

A Queen’s student is warning others to be cautious after witnessing what he believes was a food-delivery scam outside the ARC.

Every time The Journal reaches out to Natasha Andrade, she said she has “a little bit of a heart attack.”

With the election approaching, voters in King’s Town will have three candidates to choose from to represent the district in Kingston City Council.