A hate-motivated shooting outside a Belleville synagogue is heightening concerns about safety among Jewish students at Queen’s and members of Kingston’s Jewish community.

Queen’s is centering “community and relationship building”  in its approach to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NDTR), which takes place on Sept. 30.

By May, Noah Yu, Comm ’27, had gone from building a matchmaking project at Queen’s to working for a dating startup in San Francisco.

155 Queen’s students were awarded the Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowships (USSRF) and Undergraduate Student Research Assistantship (USRA) awards this summer.

Controlling street parties is necessary, reprimanding those who attend them is not

In North America, we don’t do enough to fulfill our civic duty to protest.

AI has become so common place that we are failing to recognize its potential as a threat to humanity.

Someone will become the 40th rector of Queen’s in seven months. Before that, there are some daunting steps: deciding to run, leading a campaign, and earning the confidence of the student body.

Sex doesn’t sell, but controversy does.

Kingston Writer’s Fest is turning the city into a world of writers.

A ‘super El Niño,’ is causing this fall semester’s forecast to look different than usual.

CFRC 101.9 FM has survived two world wars, the rise of television, the internet, and a global pandemic.

Lacrosse is back in full swing at Queen’s.

Preparation, preparation, preparation.