Stephanie Simpson began Thrive Week with a simple message: belonging starts with honouring everyone’s stories at the University.

DAN School of Drama and Music students say recent cuts have undermined their education and left the school in crisis.

Faculty members left with growing concern over the long-term plan for ArtSci.

Queen’s main website fell victim to a temporary disruption on Oct. 29 following a global Microsoft outage.

University recognizes educators with awards and prepares new graduates.

Queen’s kept its overall spot in Maclean’s 2026 rankings, even as it dropped in measures like operating budget and total research dollars spent.

The University closed last year with a surplus despite declining international enrolment and the continued provincial tuition freeze.

Queen’s sees a decrease in sexual violence complaints, still leading to over 50 sanctions on students.

Following the appointment of a new advisor, changes could be made to academic accommodations at Queen’s.

Outside Dunning Hall, a “GUN OWNERSHIP IS A RIGHT” sign dared students to change their minds.

Senators reconvene for the first time since the summer to discuss topics ranging from Nous Group to Bader College.

Herstmonceux Castle welcomes back students and staff after a two-year closure, reopening with a new academic focus.

Less than a year after Queen’s decision not to divest, Palestinian activists have fired off another petition.

Behind residence hall doors, dons are feeling burned out.

Justice Malcolm Rowe calls on students to pair optimism with wisdom, honouring Canada’s ‘living’ Constitution.

Queen’s has made its first update to the Tuition Assistance Program (TAP), expanding support for employee learning and development.

The University’s seeking input to shape the vision of Queen’s before its 200th birthday.

The School of Kinesiology and Health Studies (SKHS) has been forced to cut over half of the Teaching Assistant (TA) hours in multiple courses according to SKHS faculty.

The Centre for International and Defence Policy (CIDP) unveils new plans following six figure grant.

The Arts and Science Faculty Board meeting kicked off the fall term by approving curriculum changes, electing subcommittee members, and hearing reports from both students and administrators.