Construction crews are removing stone from the front façade, allowing natural light through the windows into the space for the first time since 1970.
Queen's University Gazette
Gift of $50,000 helps create the David Sharpe Indigenous Law Student Award for upper-year studies.
Thomas Dymond casts off on a journey through the Northwest Passage to celebrate diversity and reconciliation.
Conference explores Canadian practice of mutual accommodation and India’s use of non-violent action in addressing societal issues.
SNOLAB receives $28.8 million over the next five years to support the operation of the deep underground science laboratory.
GrindSpaceXL is seeking local startups to support with advice, mentorship, and a full suite of Queen’s services through a 12-week program starting this fall.
Blended learning program providing the tools and background for teaching and mentoring undergraduate students at the School of Medicine recognized with Principal's Teaching an Learning Award.
Queen’s Political Studies Summer Institute provides a hands-on experiential learning program.
Webinars and new events helping prepare first-year students before they begin their studies at Queen's.
The Lake Shift attracts 50 graduate students from 14 Ontario universities for five days of workshops, writing and relaxation.
Matthew Holden’s interdisciplinary research bridges computing, education, and medicine.
Survey by Arts and Sciecnce Online shows 78 per cent of online students are female, and 60 per cent are working full-time.
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New online mechanism allows students with Aboriginal ancestry to self-identify to the university at any time.