A proposed College of Computing has become more than a debate over AI at Queen’s.

Strike picketing in 2025 and a 2024 pro-Palestine encampment cost Queen’s almost $600,000 in external security costs.

After years of hosting dinner parties that nobody wanted to miss, Denise R. Paquette decided to use her passion for hospitality and open her own business in the Kingston food industry where she’s remained on and off for over 30 years — until now.

On Saturday afternoon, Golazin Moghadam sat behind a folding table at the Kingston Market Square.

If you own a home, the Canadian housing “crisis” isn’t a crisis at all — it’s the best thing that ever happened to you. And if you’re wondering why governments keep announcing solutions that never quite solve anything, it’s because that’s the entire point.

Stay Free Alberta spent two years on a constitutional argument, but forgot to check whose land it was making it on.

I get a consistent stream of emails asking questions about key issues, but it’s almost exclusively after the fact. I just wish more students knew they can access this information ahead of time, show up to open session, and participate in the conversation.

As anti-South Asian racism continues to rise across Canada, those best positioned to challenge it may also be the ones experiencing it most directly: young people.

Drake singlehandedly lifted Queen’s students spirits.

‘Finnegans Wake: A Dream Play’ re-opened at Kingston’s Grand Theatre on May 21 in honour of the 25th anniversary of the original production.

Canada is about to spend $90 billion on its first high-speed rail network and yet, Kingston hasn’t received an invitation.

Felix Thiel, MSc ’23, PhD ’27, is one of Stirling Hall’s resident experts on radio astronomy.

Three former Queen’s Football players are taking the next step in their careers after being selected in the 2026 CFL Draft.