Matthew Scribner, President, Society of Graduate and Professional Students, Principal Daniel Woolf, Merv Daub, a professor emeritus in Queen’s School of Business and author of Gael Force A Century of Football at Queen’s, and current football players John Miniaci and Derek Morris accepted the Grey Cup banners on Sunday morning (Photo courtesy of Queen's Athletics and Recreation).

The Grey Cup visited campus early Sunday morning as part of the 100th anniversary tour across Canada. The university received two banners, one commemorating the three Grey Cups Queen’s won from 1922-1924 and another recognizing Richardson Field as the site of the 1922 Grey Cup game. Accepting the banners for Queen’s were (left to right) Matthew Scribner, President, Society of Graduate and Professional Students, Principal Daniel Woolf, Merv Daub, a professor emeritus in Queen’s School of Business and author of Gael Force A Century of Football at Queen’s, and current football players John Miniaci and Derek Morris. The 100th Grey Cup game will take place November 25 in Toronto.