The Smith Commerce Society (ComSoc) has increased their membership fee from $55 to $85 per student.  

AMS student politicians closed their year welcoming incoming AMS executives KMV and their team into AMS Assembly.

AMS executive team ETC’s last interview with The Journal saw President Eric Sikich and Vice-President (University Affairs) Callum Robertson credit their term with successfully restoring student engagement on campus. 

The Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) announced the opening of a new café in a press release and Instagram post on April 1.

In an email to AMS staff on Tuesday, it was announced that Twitter accounts with AMS emails were part of a data breach on the dark web.  

The AMS is conducting a review of their elections policy and procedures to better protect equity-deserving students.

The last Sustainability Hub of the semester was held on March 15 at the Rose Innovation Hub in Mitchell Hall.  

At the AMS’s Annual General Meeting (AGM), members of the Black Clubs Caucus said the AMS doesn’t see them as a priority.

Student policy makers replaced city councillors at City Hall on March 5 to plan the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance’s (OUSA) lobbying agenda for the 2023 year as part of OUSA’s General Assembly.

The Black Student Club Caucus has received one follow-up on their open letter from a sitting member of AMS Assembly in the aftermath of the last AMS Assembly.

Rebranding and the student fee allocation of the Queen’s StuCons service was discussed at AMS Assembly on Feb. 16.

AMS Assembly gathered Thursday evening in Beamish Munro Hall to discuss student operations in the aftermath of the AMS Executive election.

AMS executive elections concluded on the night of Feb. 7, with polls closing at 9 p.m. and results being announced shortly thereafter. 

Some online students—particularly Health Sciences students—are speaking out about their relationship with the AMS fee slate.

The AMS executive team wants to propose an opt-in legal service for students run through StudentCare, which provides the AMS health and dental plan.

The Engineering and Commerce Tricolour Classic game has inspired the Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) to create a similar experience for Arts and Science students.

With nine conferences, the Engineering Society (EngSoc) provides students with a wide range of opportunities to network, engage with concepts, and apply knowledge.