With one of the busiest weekends of the year approaching, it’s important to know how to celebrate in a safe and responsible manner. Keep reading to learn about some key regulations you should keep in mind, specific enforcement measures in place this weekend, and who you should contact if you...

It’s that time of the year again, where the streets turn green, the gingers run, and everyone becomes Irish for the day. It’s St. Patrick’s Day at Queen’s! Every year without fail, Kingston wakes up the following day to several street signs that have mysteriously disappeared and reappeared as...

I heard through the grapevine that there’s a new face around campus…. and he goes by J the Duck! You may have seen him lurking around the Queen’s PUB or resting in the office this year.  As the mascot of the JDUC, the name practically chose itself.  J the Duck.   Our cheeky little Duck is...

From March 5th-8th, Queen’s AMS (Alma Mater Society) attended OUSA’s Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance’s) winter GA (General Assembly), hosted at Western University in London. Over the four days, student representatives from universities across the province came together to discuss key...

St. Patrick’s Day at Queen’s usually evokes images of BORGs in plastic jugs, and drunk crowds on University  Avenue. But if all this partying isn’t your vibe, or you want to actually remember your Tuesday morning, Kingston has events that are alcohol-free and just as fun! Here’s a guide to...

Complete your 2025 Cybersecurity Training to keep your access. It only takes about 20 minutes. Students who do not complete the training by March 17 will lose access to SOLUS until the training is completed. Visit queensu.ca/its/cybersecurity-education-and-awareness, select “Access Security...

Last Chance to Catch a Gael’s Home Game The season is nearly over and this is your last chance to catch a Gael’s home game this season! The Queen’s Men’s Hockey Team has your final home game in their quest for the Queen’s Cup! . 🚨Men’s Hockey Round 3...

What is OSAP?  The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a provincial financial aid program that gives money to current or incoming university or college students to help pay for their education. The financial aid provided comes from both provincial and federal governments, which either...

The AMS Social Issues Commission is excited to announce the launch of a new Black mentorship initiative in partnership with local schools in Kingston!  In collaboration with the Queen’s Black Academic Society, Queen’s Black Clubs Caucus, Yellow House and campus administration, this initiative...

Valentine’s Day is cute and all… But if you’re (like me) romantically unattached and emotionally bonded to caffeine and sugar, this one’s for you. 1-  COGRO’s Super Sweet Valentine’s Menu Be honest: Do you like your coffee bitter but subtly balanced with sweetness? Do you crave chocolate at 3...

Help Shape Post-Secondary Education in Ontario Queen’s students have the opportunity to help shape conversations about post-secondary education in Ontario, and be entered to win while doing it! The Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance (OUSA) has been invited to participate in a consultation...

Queen’s University is upgrading to new tap-enabled student cards! The Office of the University Registrar, in collaboration with Housing and Ancillary Services, has identified that you require an upgraded student card through the Tap-Enabled Student Card Replacement Program. The new tap-enabled...

Queen’s Men’s Hockey returns to the ice this Saturday, Feb. 7, for the 38th Carr-Harris Challenge Cup against the RMC Paladins, and this year’s matchup comes with more than just rivalry bragging rights on the line. Fans attending the game at Slush Puppie Place will also have the opportunity to...

Making Mental Health Support Easier Across Universities When second-year Bachelor of Health Sciences students Yehonatan Shakarghi, Sharmin Dabidiyan, Tobore Akpoigbe, and William Wu started talking about mental health on campus, one theme kept coming up again and again. Support exists, but...

The results of the 2026 AMS Executive Elections and Winter Referendum are now official. Following three days of voting from January 28-30, Queen’s undergraduate students have selected the leaders who will represent them during the 2026/27 academic year. Meet team D.A.E.! A total of 3,319...

The Alma Mater Society (AMS) Executive Elections are officially underway. From January 28-30, Queen’s undergraduate students will vote for leaders who will represent them during the 2026/27 academic year. At the AMS Executive Election Debate, candidates for Vice President of University...

Curious about who would best represent you next year? This is your chance to see them in action. Candidates Debate Night is where it all goes down! Meet the candidates face-to-face, hear what they stand for, and get a feel for their vision for the Alma Mater Society. Ask the questions you...