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.

According to David Gordon, professor of Urban and Regional Planning at Queen’s, living north of Princess Street has long been treated by students as less desirable.

Fast fashion has been on the rise in recent years, but sources say it isn’t the only environmental problem facing the fashion world.

While Alberta’s referendum was defined by the question of separatism, the responses to the other nine questions should raise alarm bells.

McGill University’s admission of Jeffrey Ewert, a convicted murderer who was enrolled into McGill’s law school, showed an utter disregard for their students’ comfort and safety.

As odd as it may seem for October, this is the perfect time to plant a garden. For centuries, universities have been the gardens where ideas have been cultured. They have planted and grown ideas, both novel and borrowed from scholars from abroad, while helping to transmit knowledge from generation to generation.

In the span of a few years, technologies like AI have transformed education, employment opportunities, and research.

Chappell Roan’s passenger seat. The tennis ball from Challengers. Or even, the Propeller Hat and Lollipop Dog

There is no shortage of ways to get into the Halloween spirit in Kingston

Six early-stage startups received $105 thousand in seed funding and $30 thousand in additional prizes at this year’s Regional Pitch Competition.

Universities and student groups are raising concerns over proposed changes to Turnitin’s user license agreement that would allow the company to use student work to train AI models.

On the edge of defeat, the Gaels clawed their way to victory.

The Gaels’ season came to an abrupt end on Wednesday night.