Have you checked out your Health & Dental Plan? Coverage includes health, dental, vision, travel, and gender-affirming care.
Learn more about your coverage and claiming options.
The AMS is committed to improving financial accessibility for all Queen’s students. If you have any questions about AMS Grants and Bursaries.
Please email the Vice President of University Affairs.
Donations of any non-perishable goods, hygiene products,
and baby products will be accepted by volunteers during operating hours.
Consider a monetary donation to support food security on campus.
AMS and SGPS students who paid their Bus-it student activity fee in September 2024, can continue riding the Kingston Transit system until August 31st, 2025 with your Queen’s University student card and validation sticker.
The Peer Support Centre (PSC) is comprised of 100+ dedicated staff and volunteers. The Peer Support Centre (PSC) provides all undergraduate students with confidential, empathetic, peer-to-peer listening, including resource referrals and practical guidance.
The Alma Mater Society (AMS) at Queen’s University is your student government, founded in 1858 and representing over 21,000 undergraduates. We run student-staffed services, fund clubs and grants, create jobs, and—most importantly—advocate for you at Queen’s and with governments at every level. Every dollar goes back into students, strengthening the community and ensuring your voice shapes real change on campus and beyond.
Membership
The Alma Mater Society offers undergraduate students access to an abundance of resources and support. Students are provided with competitive Health and Dental Insurance, Kingston’s City Bus passes at the lowest cost offered, and many more supports and services.
We run 18 services which have been established to meet the wants and needs of Queen’s students. Every service is run top to bottom, from management to staff, completely by Queen’s undergraduates. From printing and copying, to coffee, to digital media, the AMS has opportunities available in a wide range of fields.
Comprised of 300+ unique clubs and 16000+ students getting involved each year, the clubs community is an integral part of the Queen’s experience. Clubs not only enhance student life, but provide opportunities to make meaningful contributions to the Queen’s and Kingston community. No matter what you’re interested or passionate about, there’s something for everyone to get involved!
Learn more about the Alma Mater Society.