Speakers anchored ceremony in Sinclair’s infamous message: “We have described for you a mountain.

As exam season intensified in December, Stauffer Library and other campus study spaces became increasingly congested, leaving many students struggling to find a place to work. Students

“I would read this as a vote of confidence in the medical school here at Queen’s,” said Principal Patrick Deane during the announcement.

A student-backed push for fossil fuel divestment ended with a firm no from Queen’s leadership.

On Jan. 14, Queen’s employees will open their inbox to an email from Principal Patrick Deane, requesting feedback on their experience at the University.

The Deans Donation Fund, a yearly fund from Smith Engineering provided to Queen’s engineering groups, is facing criticism as design teams speak out against apparent underfunding.

Advanced supercomputing infrastructure may soon be coming to Kingston following a new agreement between Queen’s and Bell.

Queen’s survey surrounding AI reveals that at least 55 per cent of students are already using it.

Recording-breaking 2025 United Way Campaign driven by University retirees and voluntary payroll deductions.

Student representatives stressed financial difficulties in the last Board of Trustees (BOT) meeting of the year.

The expansion of residence surveillance at the University has inspired conversations about student safety and privacy.

An arbitrator has partially upheld the Queen’s University Faculty Association’s (QUFA) grievance over the University’s mandatory Endpoint Protection software.

Faculty urge for more teaching support regarding international students and the rising number of AI misconduct cases.

Senators share their grievances about the Senate’s lack of involvement in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Framework.

While Interim Dean Bob Lemieux spoke to the long-term financial plan for the Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS), some faculty members remain unconvinced.

Bob Rae came to Queen’s not just to speak, but to join the community as its newest member of staff.

Motion urging for pension divestment from companies tied to weapons manufacturing has been delayed after a scheduled meeting was postponed.

The University’s new Visual Arts program is drawing concern from Fine Arts students who fear the replacement sacrifices practice for theory.

Chancellor Emeritus Murray Sinclair, Queen’s first Indigenous Chancellor and former Special Advisor on Reconciliation, is set to be publicly honoured one year after his death.

Members of the Kingston community came together to remember the sacrifice of soldiers who served and fell for Canada.