With a collective agreement on the horizon, the Queen’s University Faculty Association (QUFA) is preparing to negotiate.

After a fall semester marked by long lines and overcrowding at campus libraries, Queen’s is introducing new temporary study spaces ahead of the winter exam period.

Queen’s Relay for Life didn’t just meet expectations, it blew past them.

Before handing the reins over to Team DAE, two outgoing AMS vice-presidents look back on a year of new services, student initiatives, and behind-the-scenes challenges.

From tackling Kingston’s parking problem to improving access to eye care, two Queen’s student teams are turning everyday challenges into award-winning ideas.

“The future of international relations is right here,” Cox said in his final lecture

Following a ceremony in the University Club, four students have now officially received their Agnes Benidickson Tricolour Award.

Tricolour Award recipient and former Levana Society President Liz Muir, ArtSci ’56, rose from an isolated farming community to become a student leader, writer, and scholar.

Following a low-attendance year, Queer Space is betting bigger on Queer Prom.

The AMS’ budget is falling short of projections, with recent financial figures suggesting lower student engagement with services than expected.

CFRC 101.9 FM is calling for greater transparency in how the AMS runs referenda after narrowly renewing its optional student fee in Fall 2025.

A community meeting for the School of Policy Studies (SPS) allegedly ended in faculty infighting, slammed doors, and a sudden resignation.

While students are raising concerns with the now disbanded online degree plan, administrators insist the situation is under control.

After a turbulent semester, Team DAE is setting out its vision for the AMS.

Senators approved new dean appointment rules and inquired about Queen’s budget model review.

Queen’s will increase residence fees by an average of 3.5 per cent for the 2025-27 academic year following approval from the Board of Trustees.

Students gathered in Grant Hall to mark Nowruz, the Persian New Year, blending celebration with reflection.

The Ontario Government is proposing changes to its freedom of information (FOI) laws that critics say could reduce public access to government records.

Questions about oversight and transparency in student fee referenda took centre stage at AMS Assembly.

Assembly members approved bylaw changes and heard reports on a rising operating deficit at the AMS Corporate Annual General Meeting (CAGM) on March 24 in Wallace Hall.