Breathing new life into Indigenous languages
The university is working with a local Indigenous cultural organization and Indigenous leaders to help with language revitalization.
Faculty Artist Series building upon success
Dan School of Drama and Music expands 2018-19 series, featuring faculty members and invitied artists, to six concerts.
Exploring art worlds
The "Art Worlds" pilot program is a partnership between the Smith School of Business and the Agnes Etherington Art Centre.
Agnes artist-in-residence brings in the community
During her residency, Tau Lewis has spent time with pre-teen girls to help them explore their identity.
Indigenous scholars visit Queen’s for year-long fellowship
The Faculty of Arts and Science has announced the recipients of its pre-doctoral fellowships for Indigenous graduate students.
Reflecting and reconciling
The annual staff barbecue marked National Indigenous Peoples Day through décor and a special art project.
Maintaining Mohawk identity
Queen’s University and Tsi Tyónnheht Onkwawén:na are partnering to deliver a certificate in Mohawk Language and Culture.
New fund to support Indigenous art at the Agnes
The Dodge Family Foundation is helping the Agnes Etherington Art Centre learn more about its Indigenous art collection.
Queen's participating in Doors Open Kingston 2018
If you haven't visited the Queen's Solar Education House, the W.D. Jordan Rare Books and Special Collections, or the Agnes Etherington Art Centre, you can stop in on Saturday, June 16 as part of Doors Open Kingston.
Indigenous art proposal selected by Faculty of Law
Visitors to the Faculty of Law building this fall will see a unique Indigenous art installation.
Building LGBTQ+ allies
An event marking International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia will explore both the personal and conceptual aspects of gender.
Ka’tarohkwi Festival of Indigenous Arts headlines Isabel’s fifth season
The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts is celebrating its fifth performance season by bringing Canada’s leading and diverse Indigenous artists to the stage.