The race for the next Graduate Trustee is heating as two candidates prepare to go head-to-head in upcoming election.

Three candidates are vying for the position of SGPS Vice-President (Community) in the upcoming SGPS election.

The race is on for the Vice-Presidential (Professional) seat in the upcoming Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) election.

Three contenders are in the running for the Vice-President (Graduate) position in the upcoming Society of Graduate Professional Students (SGPS) election.

With one in three Kingston households facing food insecurity, City Council’s decision to declare it an emergency is a call to action.

The recently elected Nursing Science Society (NSS) executive team is working towards a future of improved engagement and support for Nursing students.

This year’s TEDxQueensU conference aimed to “illuminate” voices often left in the shadows.

The Department of Political Studies puts a policy of its own in place against the increasing use of AI.

The AMS executive looks back on the fall term, making strides as the first de-slated team in 151 years.

Dozens braved the cold outside City Hall to protest the proposed Memorial Centre stadium plans.

Students will be able to start saving more money with a daily student discount at Metro.

At the end of last semester, the AMS travelled to Queen’s Park to meet with members of provincial parliament (MPPs).

With the winter executive, society, and referenda elections on the horizon, student leaders are calling for a boost in voter turnout to ensure broader student engagement.

With timelines remaining uncertain, the AMS and Society of Professional Graduate Students (SGPS) have been left questioning whether the long-awaited JDUC move-in will become a reality.

A strike deadline approaches while the University and campus-wide unions attempt to reach an agreement.

Braving the cold, graduate students and community members rallied outside Dupuis Hall to support PSAC 901, Unit 1’s contract negotiations with the University.

Graduate students and teaching fellows call out to restore international student awards.

The Memorial Centre grounds are at the heart of debate, as the City of Kingston is considering replacing its historic barns and green space with a professional soccer stadium.

The outdoor Indigenous gathering space at the south-east end of Tindall Field recognizes Kanonhsyonne (Janice Hill), BEd ’99, and her years of contributions to the Queen’s Indigenous community after her retirement from the position of Associate Vice-Principal (Indigenous Initiatives and Reconciliation) in March 2024.

A student at Queen’s University is calling for greater institutional action after encountering an act they perceive as antisemitic in their residence earlier in December.