Shelagh Rogers is preparing for another three years as chancellor, but even after serving in the position at two Canadian universities, she admits the role remains somewhat mysterious.

Kingston residents and visitors planning Halloween parties in short-term rentals may find their bookings blocked by Airbnb’s anti-party screening technology.

The AMS is rolling out a new provisional recognition program that aims to make the ratification process more accessible to student groups.

Former Sydenham District City Councillor Conny Glenn has been elected the next mayor of Kingston, defeating incumbent Bryan Paterson.

Annie Palone has won the race to represent Sydenham District on Kingston’s City Council, securing the seat over three fellow candidates in the Oct. 26 municipal election.

As municipal election day approaches, candidates answered questions addressing issues affecting the University at a student-led forum.

Queen’s is receiving $104 million from the Ontario government to support undergraduate enrolment in STEM, health care, and education programs.

Queen’s staff, faculty, and student leaders received an update on the University’s financial status on Oct. 15.

Kingston residents gathered on Queen’s campus to protest sexual violence at universities and call for greater accountability and support for survivors.

Coinciding with the 100th anniversary of Queen’s Homecoming, the University received a monument celebrating the history of the Iron Ring in Smith Engineering.

A century after Queen’s first Homecoming, alumni returned to Kingston to reunite with classmates, revisit familiar spaces, and relive campus traditions.

AMS Assembly ratified its 2026-27 Judicial Council, approved fall club ratification decisions, and debated proposed changes to orientation staff compensation during its Oct. 20 meeting.

Queen’s has become one of two Canadian universities to sign the Commonwealth Sport Lək̓ʷəŋən Declaration on Reconciliation and Partnership with Indigenous Peoples.

A painting of the JDUC is Darlene Perry’s invitation to help a community far beyond the University by trading her artwork for donated supplies.

The Queen’s Black Academic Society (QBAS) is asking students to look through their closets for gently used winter clothing they are willing to donate.

Islamic Relief at Queen’s University (IRQU) is bringing community members together through five events to raise money for orphans and children in need.