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 (University Affairs) at 

Learn more about AMS Assembly with the link below! 

The next AMS Assembly is December 12th, starting at 6 PM in Jeffrey 101.

We hope to see you there! 

Check out the new JDUC landing page for more information about the JDUC coming summer 2024. 

Tickets are available for purchase online at tricolouroutlet.ca or in-person. Normal tickets are priced at $50 each for a one-way trip. A valid Queen’s student ID number is required in order to purchase a ticket and board the bus. All tickets will be final sale!!

Any questions or concerns can be emailed to  

When complete in 2024, the renovated building will again house the AMS Offices, accommodation for more than 100 student clubs, 6,000 square feet of new public study spaces, secure and discreet wellness spaces, a larger pub with a patio, an expanded Common Ground Coffee House and Tricolour Outlet.

It will also be more accessible, with at-grade entrances at all entry points, more elevators, and full, barrier-free accessibility in all parts of the building, including the historic spaces. The shipping and receiving area will be moved underground, with the loading dock replaced by an accessible outdoor plaza.

For project updates and to learn where various organizations and clubs have been relocated to, please visit Facilities at Queen’s University.

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. 

AMS and SGPS students who paid their Bus-it student activity fee in September 2023, can continue riding the Kingston Transit system until September 1, 2024 with your Queen’s University student card and validation sticker.

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. 

The Peer Support Centre (PSC) is comprised of 100+ dedicated staff and volunteers. The PSC provides all undergraduate students with confidential, empathetic, peer-to-peer support, including resource referrals and practical guidance. Students are welcome to come in to talk about homesickness, personal grievances, mental health, instances of oppression and/or discrimination, sexual violence, academic challenges, and more! The PSC should not be used in the place of professional mental health services, but we are more than happy to listen to your experiences, and assist you with reaching out to further supports.

PEACH Market is a shared initiative between Student Affairs and the Alma Mater Society. Located in the New Medical Building, PEACH provides access to untouched food that is packaged and made available to students, staff, and faculty through the market’s accessible ‘pay what you can’ operating model.

On November 21st, 2023, at 5:30 pm in the Rose Hub Innovation Room, the AMS is hosted this year’s CGSM. The AMS Board of Directors provided updates to members on the current state of the Corporation.