The newly elected president of PSAC 901, Ikeoluwapo Baruwa, is looking ahead to continuously supporting graduate students at Queen’s.

This fall, first-year students won’t be crowding Miller Hall’s lot for a surprise show.

Queen’s Pub’s AI post stirs more than appetite.

AMS post gets pushback after support for Cancel “Canada” Day movement.

Only few roles on campus come with a convocation handshake, a Board seat, and a direct line to the Principal—but for the Rector, it’s all in a day’s work.

New enforcement measures for major student gatherings are underway, a shift that’s drawing concern from the AMS.

Issues leading to the Food Bank’s two-week closure were “tied to the building’s infrastructure,” says the AMS.

Following an abrupt resignation just ahead of Orientation season, the AMS has appointed its second Orientation Roundtable (ORT) Director this year.

Queen’s students can expect significant changes to the AMS Club’s Commission.

Just months before thousands of students take their first steps on campus, the AMS is rushing to fill two Orientation Round Table (ORT) Director roles after the sudden resignation of the current ORT Coordinator and the Assistant Coordinator.

On May 1, a new cohort of AMS commissioners has stepped up, each driven to create a lasting impact on campus.

Whether it be for a revitalized student pub or a returning campus service, the AMS head managers are ready to kick off the 2025-26 school year.

After nearly five years, a longtime Queen’s service is making a comeback.

The long-awaited construction site at University and Union is now open to the public.

Both student and financial reports take center stage at May’s Board of Trustees meeting.

Following a return to the bargaining table, graduate student workers, represented by the Public Service Alliance Canada (PSAC) 901, and Queen’s University have reached a tentative agreement.

With exams well underway and 2,000 graduate student workers on strike, Queen’s and the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) 901, Unit 1, are back at the bargaining table.

The JDUC will officially reclaim its place as the “heart of student life on campus” in less than a month.

Pierre Poilievre’s “Canada First” campaign made a stop in Kingston this week.

With 26 days left on the job, President Owen Rocchi, Vice-President (University Affairs) Ruth Osunde, and Vice-President (Operations) Ayan Chowdhury sat down with The Journal to reflect on their year.