​Residences & Housing

Jean Royce Hall

Leonard Hall at night

Leonard Hall

Harkness International Hall

Victoria Hall

Roommates in Victoria Hall

Chown Hall

Gordon-Brockington House

Leonard Hall

Ban Righ Hall

Waldron Tower

Leggett Hall

Morris Hall

McNeill House

Watts Hall

Hanging out at the Lazy Scholar in Victoria Hall

The Lazy Scholar in Victoria Hall

Adelaide Hall in the fall

Adelaide Hall in summer

A student studying in her room in Adelaide Hall

Graduate Residence (for 2012/13, only undergraduates will be housed in Graduate Residence)

New graduate student accommodations at the Confederation Place Hotel in downtown Kingston

Queen's is a residential university with most students hailing from outside of Kingston. For the 2012-13 year, more than 94% of incoming first year students represent other areas of Ontario, Canada, and the world.

Queen's 17 residences, home to over 3,900 graduate and undergraduate students from approximately 100 countries, are more than just a place to stay while attending university. Here, you’ll meet incredible people from around the world and learn some amazing things about yourself and others. Most residences on main campus are within a 10-minute walk to classes, libraries, the Athletics & Recreation Centre (ARC), and our many dining facilities.

In fact, most student housing, Queen's-owned or otherwise, is within a 20-minute walk to campus. Whether you choose to live on campus in residence or off campus in the "student village," Queen's has a unique sense of community. Welcome to your home away from home!

Information and Services

Queen's has a variety of support services and information to help students make the transition to independent living.