- Homegrown talent at the Kingston Canadian Film Festival
- Alumni awarded Order of Ontario
- First hockey goalie mask worn at Queen's?
- Nominate your favourite professor!
- Calling all 2006 and 2007 grads
- Excitement builds for Homecoming 2013
- A good time had by all at John Orr 2012
- Alumni Volunteer Summit promotes volunteer culture at Queen’s
- Charles Baillie honoured with 2012 John Orr Award
- QSAA wins Canadian and US Advancement awards
- Alumni Olympians
- Power-ing ahead
- Putting health studies into action in Nepal
- Alumnus receives award for excellence in high school teaching
- Alumni praise for student business venture
- Get Started
- A Professional Vacationer
- November 13 reading by Tanis Rideout
- Homecoming 2013 announcement
- Writer Michael Petrou on campus Feb. 13
- Welcome the Class of 2013
Alumni News
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Welcome the Class of 2013
Call for alumni volunteers at Spring Convocation
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Homegrown talent at the Kingston Canadian Film Festival
This year, for the thirteenth year in a row, Kingston will play host to the Kingston Canadian Film Festival (KCFF)—and as usual there will be a number of Queen’s alumni and community members at the helm.
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Writer Michael Petrou on campus Feb. 13
Michael Petrou, Artsci'97, joins Prof. Carolyn Smart for a discussion of his work as a war correspondent for Maclean's magazine and his new book.
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Alumni awarded Order of Ontario
Two Queen’s alumni have been awarded the Order of Ontario, the province’s highest honour.
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First hockey goalie mask worn at Queen's?
During her time as a student, Elizabeth Graham, Ed’27, played as a goaltender in for the Queen's University women's hockey team. She may also have been the first goalie to ever wear a mask in an organized hockey game.
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Nominate your favourite professor!
A campus-wide nomination process is now underway to find a worthy recipient for the Queen’s University Alumni Association’s 2013 Alumni Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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Calling all 2006 and 2007 grads
The National Graduate Outcomes Survey (NGOS) reaches out to 2006 and 2007 graduates from undergraduate programs at Queen’s and 39 other universities across Canada.
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Excitement builds for Homecoming 2013
Following Principal Woolf’s recent announcement about the reinstatement of Homecoming in fall 2013, many classes and groups have already confirmed their plans to return to campus in October.
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Homecoming 2013 announcement
Homecoming 2013 announcement, Dec. 11, 2012
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A good time had by all at John Orr 2012
Charles Baillie is the 2012 recipient of the John Orr Award.
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November 13 reading by Tanis Rideout
Alumni Review author series continues with alumna Tanis Rideout.
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Alumni Volunteer Summit promotes volunteer culture at Queen’s
For the fifth year in a row, Queen’s is gearing up to welcome new and continuing alumni volunteers back to campus for a weekend of learning and networking.
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Charles Baillie honoured with 2012 John Orr Award
The 2012 John Orr award recipient is Queen’s Chancellor Emeritus Charles Baillie, a renowned business leader, a passionate advocate for education, and a dedicated philanthropist.
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QSAA wins Canadian and US Advancement awards
The Queen’s Student Alumni Association (QSAA) has won three prestigious 2012 accolades for its programming over the past year.
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Alumni Olympians
Eight Queen’s alumni are among the Canadians preparing for the 2012 Olympic Games.
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Power-ing ahead
Jessica Power, Artsci'08, an administrative coordinator for Queen’s School of Business, lives up to her surname, both at work and at play.
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Putting health studies into action in Nepal
Rebecca Gibbons leaves in July 2012 for eight months as a fellow with the PFF Community Leadership Program in Nepal.
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Alumnus receives award for excellence in high school teaching
A Kingston high school teacher is among four recipients of the 2012 Baillie Award for Excellence in Secondary School Teaching from Queen’s.
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Alumni praise for student business venture
Commerce student Jane Wu and her teammates took home top honours at the annual Paul and Tom Kinnear Business Plan Competition held March 29 at Goodes Hall.
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Get Started
Recent start-ups that have their origins here at Queen’s.
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A Professional Vacationer
In December 2010, Kate McKenna, Artsci’08, BEd’09, beat out 2500 other eager contenders for the enviable year-long job of Transat Vacationer.
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