As students return to Kingston for the fall semester, the University District Safety Initiative (UDSI) is back in effect.

A new framework for the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is causing students stress over their financial futures.

In the mid-1980s, The Queen’s Journal and The Tragically Hip worked one flight apart.

On the fifth floor of Victoria Hall, Abhay Katoch, Sci ’25, had not yet put sheets on his bed.

The Canada-U.S. trade war just got real, and we need to prepare for pain.

A university that is politically unbalanced does not necessarily lack ideological diversity.

Every year, students arrive at Queen’s and other universities across Canada with aspirations that extend far beyond corporate careers.

Candidates in the upcoming municipal election need to mobilize post-secondary students if they want to effectively represent their potential constituents.

Fans from around the country reunited in Kingston to hear Gord Downie sing his final lyric on stage one more time, just over 10 years after The Tragically Hip’s final performance.

Rockin’ the Square celebrated Canada’s band with a rockin’ tribute concert that overflowed with local talent.

From Aug. 9-22, 15 students from around the world embarked on a two-week-long, intensive in-person Capstone Course as part of the Neurotech Micro-credential Program at the Centre for Neuroscience Studies (CNS) at Queen’s.

For people in Kingston living with an irregular heartbeat, getting treatment has meant waiting. A wait that could last up to 18 months.

Queen’s Rowing has been on quite a hot streak during the summer.

Queen’s rugby is looking to continue their dominance as being one of the premier programs in the nation.