Students use Destinations to purchase Tri-Colour bus tickets to Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa, for tickets to local concerts and events or to have their International Student Identity Cards made. Our store also provides a direct airport shuttle to Pearson international airport in Toronto, runs an all-inclusive, student spring break trip to the Caribbean and acts as a booking agent for charter bus rentals. In general, Destinations is a travel and tourism service that is designed to service students in the Kingston community.

The Publishing & Copy Centre (P&CC) is an entirely student-run service for all your photocopying, printing, and design needs. The P&CC mission statement, “To provide the Queen’s community with exceptional document and graphic solutions at competitive prices while providing excellent customer service” really says it all. The management and staff at the P&CC will work hard to help you complete your publishing projects efficiently, effectively, and affordably – all while in a fun, welcoming environment.

Located in the Upper JDUC, next to Destinations, Tricolour Outfitters is your source for classic Queen’s apparel and merchandise. We offer a wide range of great quality brands and styles, from classic Queen’s cardigans and rugby shirts to trendy track jackets, hoodies and t-shirts. Tricolour Outfitters also offer a customer clothing and merchandise program that is perfect for ordering floor clothing, team or club uniforms, or gifts.

Located in the Lower JDUC, by the Post Office, the Used Bookstore is your one-stop shop for textbooks and school supplies. We offer you the opportunity to save money with used textbooks and competitively priced school supplies and agendas, and make money through the consignment of your textbooks. The UBS is your go-to place for affordable textbooks and everything you need for back-to-school! Our extensive and exciting assortment of school supplies – everything from pens and highlighters to multifunctional folders and Moleskins – will help motivate you to start off the school year right!

Alfie’s is the University’s largest student bar and the capability of providing something for everyone. Our entrance is off University Avenue beneath the JDUC and we will be open on an event basis, hosting smokers, concerts, semi formals and other functions. Join us every Wednesday and Friday nights for the biggest parties in town. New this year, Alfie’s is hosting the Monday Night Jazz Lounge. Come and join us for live entertainment in a classy, relaxed environment.

Common Ground Coffeehouse is the on campus venue open to all students and provides an inclusive and alcohol free atmosphere great for studying or relaxing between classes. We offer a wide range of food, dessert and drink options. Our sandwich menu is great for a lunch break or if you need a quick bite before running off to class, our premade munu is sure to please.

The Queen’s Pub has been a part of every student’s time here at Queen’s since 1978. We have 7 beers on tap, a multitude of bottle beers, and an awesome staff who will always try to make your visit the best it can be. We are located in the upper ceilidh of the JDUC.. Come in and get acquainted with the only pub you’ll ever really need in your life. Cheers.

101.9FM CFRC is your campus and community radio station run from the basement of Carruthers Hall. Established in 1922, it is one of the oldest radio stations in Canada. For 24 hours a day, CFRC broadcasts a diverse range of music and spoken word programming. All programmers are volunteers from Queen’s and the Kingston community.

The Queen's Journal, or simply The Journal, is the main student-run newspaper at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. It was established in 1873, making it one of the oldest student newspapers in Canada. It is as old as the Harvard Crimson, the oldest continuously published student newspaper in the United States. The Journal is published twice a week, usually on Tuesdays and Fridays.

The Guide to Queen’s Agenda (GQA) delivers a day planner and informative guide to 7000 students every year, free of charge. The Agenda is printed on Friesens Eco-Friendly paper that’s made with 100% recycled fiber, 100% post-consumer waste and processed chlorine free. The guide contains a section devoted to the AMS, which delivers an overview of its services and commissions, and information on non-academic discipline. Also, the GQA contains information regarding other aspects of university life, such as a guide to housing and information on local businesses. Critical information like emergency numbers and campus maps can also be found in the agenda. To top things off, the planner is equipped with important dates and coupons.

Queen’s TV is a rapidly-growing television and production service at Queen’s. Queen’s TV produces a weekly television show highlighting campus news, entertainment, and student-life programming. Queen’s TV also hosts the Video Factory, which produces affordable videos or a variety of campus groups and clubs. The service is entirely run by student volunteers and is always looking for new ideas.

Yearbook & Convocation Services (YCS) is chiefly responsible for producing the Tricolour Yearbook, organizing graduate photography, and supervising hoods and gowns rentals at convocation. YCS also provides prints and commercial licenses for photos in our archive.

StuCons are Queen’s students! Our service is entirely staffed and managed by students, making it the only one of its kind in North America. Every year, we screen hundreds of applications we receive for individuals who possess exceptional interpersonal skills, sensitivity, judgment, confidence, and leadership.

Walkhome is an entirely student-run safety service under the AMS. Each night Walkhome staff members (who are fellow Queen’s students) form multiple teams (consisted of mixed gender) to walk fellow students anywhere they need to go safely & comfortably! Best of all, they don’t wear uniforms and it’s entirely free!