Gaels advance to OUA semi-finals

A 14-10 victory over the Wilfred Laurier Golden Hawks on Saturday takes the Gaels to the OUA semifinals. Queen's will matchup against the No. 3 McMaster Marauders in Hamilton on November 5 while the Windsor Lancers will meet the No. 4 Western Mustangs in London. Read more

Queen’s remains among top five Canadian universities

According to the Maclean’s 2011 University Rankings and the 2012 Globe and Mail Canadian University Report, Queen’s is top in the country for student retention, the proportion of students who graduate with a Queen’s degree, and the number of full-time professors winning national awards. Read more

Bader Collection paintings travel to Amsterdam

A group of 17th-century Dutch paintings from the collection of Queen’s benefactors Alfred Bader, Sc’45, Arts’46, MSc’47, LLD’86, and his wife, Isabel Bader, LLD’07, are on display in the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam where they are garnering international media attention. Read more

Alumna wins 2011 Dance Your PhD contest

Emma Ware, PhD ’11, transformed her PhD thesis into a moody black-and-white interpretative dance sequence, and won the social sciences category of the international Dance Your PhD contest in the process. Read more

Political Studies professor awarded Trudeau Fellowship

John McGarry’s work in conflict resolution and peacekeeping has been recognized with a prestigious $225,000 Trudeau Fellowship. Dr. McGarry is currently actively involved in the United Nations-facilitated negotiations in Cyprus and has previously advised the UN on several other conflicts, including Kenya, Iraq, Western Sahara, the Philippines and Zimbabwe. Read more

Alumnus profiled on Queen’s TV

Watch the Queen’s TV interview with John Stackhouse, Com’85, Editor-in-Chief of The Globe and Mail.

Were you involved in Queen’s TV, or its predecessors, Studio Cue, or Studio Q? You can subscribe to the Queen’s TV alumni newsletter.

Winning with Alumni Sport Symposium - November 12

Did you play a varsity sport as a student? Help us strengthen varsity athletic programs at Queen’s at this interactive workshop at the ARC.

Register online

ESU looking for alumni

Since 1987, the Enrichment Studies Unit at Queen’s has offered enrichment courses on campus like E=mc2, SEEDS and SEEDS in Residence (SIR) to students from grades 6 to 12. ESU staff want to reconnect with their alumni this fall for two reasons. They want to see how many ESU students decided to come to Queen’s as university students and how their ESU experiences influenced their post-secondary studies. They are also thinking of organizing an on-campus reunion for past participants.

Contact the ESU office and let them know where your enrichment studies took you!

Look for your Fall issue of the Review on November 16. In this issue, we explore the continuity of the Queen’s experience, and interview members of the classes of 1965 and 2015.

Do you want to read the online Alumni Review instead of the print version? Let us know at review.updates@queensu.ca

Do you have news to share with fellow alumni? Submit a Keeping In Touch note to  review@queensu.ca

Deadline for submissions for the February issue is December 12.

*Give us your feedback on the Alumni Review! In collaboration with Nanos Research, we will conduct a readership survey by email during the third week of November.