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The Department of Alumni Relations of Queen's University serves as the secretariat for the Queen's University Alumni Association since 1985. At that time the Department reported to the Vice-Principal Institutional Relations. Since 1993, the Department has been part of the Office of Advancement and reports to the Vice Principal Advancement. The Department of Alumni Relations, in partnership with the volunteers of the Queen's University Alumni Association, supports alumni to keep connected with the University and each other through various initiatives. These initiatives include the development of an international network of Alumni Branches, organization of Homecoming and other reunion events, and operation of a student/alumni mentoring program.

Conduit was a magazine published by the Alma Mater Society (AMS). It was produced in order to promote student art and writing on campus. Based on its name, Conduit attempted to create change through publication of local art, though less formal then other art magazines like Sweven. Every issue of Conduit consisted of a mixture of poetry, short stories, artwork and other amateur contributions on campus. By April of 1987, Conduit ended its four year run due to competition for funding within the AMS.

Commotion was a sporadic Commerce Society newsletter published between 2002 and 2005 which detailed changes happening with the School of Business, and within the Commerce Society. It was mostly focused on elections, changes of fees and the profiling of graduates and staff on campus in order to connect to readers. The publication ended abruptly with its ninth issue on November 9 2005.