The new AMS commissioners aim to make this school year the most memorable one yet for incoming students, said Ruth Osunde, vice-president (university affairs).

Queen’s StuCons continue their rebrand despite decreased funding and shifting leadership.

Building positive relationships between the AMS and Black students at Queen’s is a priority for Ruth Osunde, AMS Vice-President (University Affairs).

AMS executive elections will look different next year.

With the school year coming to a close, AMS President Kate McCuaig, Vice-President (Operations) Michelle Hudson, and Vice-President (University Affairs) Victoria Mills sat down with The Journal to reflect on their time in office.

Throughout their time as Social Issues Commissioners (SIC), Ruth Osunde (internal) and Khadjia Farooq (external) have built a lifelong friendship.

Queen’s Model Parliament (QMP) is taking a page from the House of Commons by electing its next generation of leaders.

As the Queen’s Pub prepares for its anticipated reopening this fall, the AMS is hiring management for the revitalized service’s return to campus.

The AMS Judicial Affairs Office (JAO) is restructuring.

AMS elections may look different next year.

As the year ends, The Journal ranks major mess-ups of Queen’s undergraduate student government, the AMS.

Weekly, students head to Collins Bay medium-security institution to teach inmates how to debate.

The ballots are in, and the Computing Students’ Association (COMPSA) has a new leadership team.

As the new Orientation Roundtable (ORT) Coordinator, Maddie Ronan, ConEd ’26, wants faculty orientations to be accessible.

With less than two months left in the school year, Health Sciences Society (HSS) President Sara Pollanen is considering using her personal credit to front the money for HSS end-of-year events.

After an extended election season, Team OAR is ready to assume their roles as the new AMS executive team.

The Journal won under two categories at the recent John H. MacDonald (JHM) Awards for Excellence in Student Journalism.

In a finale to the de-slated AMS executive election, AMS Assembly members elected Owen Rocchi, CompSci ’24, Ayan Chowdhury, ArtSci ’24, and Ruth Osunde, ArtSci ‘25, to be the next leaders of undergraduate student government at Queen’s.

Two hours into a meeting with Queen’s Community Housing and the Queen’s Community Housing Residents Association, Queen’s announced community housing rent will increase 31.5 per cent over the next three years.

Queen’s club hosts Wellington-Halton Hills MP Michael Chong for an informative talk about foreign interference.