Queen’s out-of-province students are expected to see a five per cent hike in their tuition.

After nine months, Leonard Dining Hall’s face lift is complete.

The future of the Grad Club is in the hands of potential donors.

With St. Patrick’s Day on the horizon, Kingston Police are enforcing the University District Safety Initiative (UDSI) once more.

Tensions amongst pro-Palestine and pro-Israeli students fester following a contentious fundraiser by Chabad Kingston.

As crowds amassed outside Richardson Hall, cries of shame echoed through the room where the Board of Trustees met to discuss the ongoing budget deficit.

Every Ramadan, Muslim students at Queen’s gather to eat, pray, and build community.

International student enrolment fell 7.4 per cent according to a university report. Students hail from 119 countries, with students predominantly coming from China, India, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Iran.

Hours before the Equity Town Hall, senior s at Queen’s University pulled out of the event.

Four Queen’s students have been inducted to the prestigious group of Tricolour alumni.

As the sun set on Friday, a Palestinian flag flew from the tallest building on Queen’s campus.

Tensions were high in the Duncan McArthur Hall auditorium when Queen’s Community Housing and the Queen’s Community Housing Residents Association (QCHRA) met to discuss policy changes and surprise rent increases.

Outlined in chalk, students lay on the ground outside Mitchell Hall, representing lost Palestinian lives.

Jewish students feel uned by AMS and university istration, while tensions on campus escalate.

Financial difficulties and a rent increase cast uncertainty over the future of Queen’s Grad Club.

For the first time in 12 years, Queen’s Masters of Public istration (MPA) students brought home the gold at an annual case competition.

Becoming a brand ambassador is the new student side hustle, and alcohol companies are the predominant employers.

Initiatives designed to make Queen’s a more inclusive home to students was highlighted in the 2022-23 Indigenization – Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Anti-Racism (IEDIAA) Annual Report published March 5. The report showcases changes made from January to December 2022.

Senate convened on Feb. 29 in Robert Sutherland Hall to discuss services’ effectiveness and the budget crisis.

Two hours into a meeting with Queen’s Community Housing and the Queen’s Community Housing Residents Association, Queen’s announced community housing rent will increase 31.5 per cent over the next three years.