A strike deadline approaches while the University and campus-wide unions attempt to reach an agreement.

Braving the cold, graduate students and community rallied outside Dupuis Hall to PSAC 901, Unit 1’s contract negotiations with the University.

Graduate students and teaching fellows call out to restore international student awards.

The outdoor Indigenous gathering space at the south-east end of Tindall Field recognizes Kanonhsyonne (Janice Hill), BEd ’99, and her years of contributions to the Queen’s Indigenous community after her retirement from the position of Associate Vice-Principal (Indigenous Initiatives and Reconciliation) in March 2024.

A student at Queen’s University is calling for greater institutional action after encountering an act they perceive as antisemitic in their residence earlier in December. 

Known affectionately as “Dr. Tom” and “Party Tom” by students, Dr. Thomas Williams’ decades of service combined a focus of academic excellence and community-centred leadership.

Dr. Stephen Vanner was appointed to three interim roles at Queen’s University on Dec. 1.  

Five years after his ing, students gathered to honour the life of Amir Moradi one of the victims of Flight PS752.

Lynne-Marie Postovit commits to bettering research at Queen’s

Financial woes and governance changes dominated the last Arts and Science Faculty Board meeting of the 2024 academic year.

While the post-secondary education sector in Ontario may be at its “breaking point,” Interim Dean Bob Lemieux wants to assure students that “we’re not alone.”

The Board of Trustees held its final meeting of the calendar year on Dec. 6 in Richardson Hall.

Around 20 students wearing keffiyehs and face masks held a sit-in at the Registrar’s Office inside Gordon Hall on Dec. 6, demanding updates from Queen’s University’s Responsible Investment Committee regarding their review of the Queen’s University Apartheid Divestment (QUAD) request to divest from companies doing business in or with the State of Israel.

The JDUC revitalization project hits another roadblock with the move-in timeline, leaving students in limbo amid construction delays.

After months of consultation, Queen’s is one step closer to determining an outcome on the special request for divestment.

University staff face uncertainty as layoffs coincided with a week dedicated to mental health and wellness on campus.

Senate saw continued concerns regarding the University’s budget deficit and the Strategic Research Plan (SRP) for 2024-29.

Sixty-four per cent of the Arts and Science Faculty Board voted in favour of the revisions to the Academic Program Regulation.

Climate activists come together to advocate against Highway 413,  calling for action to protect the  Greenbelt.

Recent Queen’s graduate Aidan Gurung is selected as a 2025 Rhodes Scholar.