Preparing incoming first-year students
The Summer Orientation to Academics and Resources program connected incoming first-year students to resources across campus.
Welcoming new faculty
New faculty members and their families gathered to meet their peers at a special welcome barbecue.
A focus on global health and rehabilitation
Queen’s International Centre for the Advancement of Community Based Rehabilitation (ICACBR) hosts first tri-university conference on global health and rehabilitation.
Changes to executive team take effect
Four newly appointed leaders begin their terms in the Provost’s Office, Advancement, Research, and Graduates Studies.
Concrete ideas for the future
Queen’s University civil engineering researchers design and build Canada’s first Moving Load Simulator for highway bridge testing.
Opening the cupboard on food insecurity
A team of technological education students creates a space at Duncan McArthur Hall to share and pick up non-perishable food items.
Certificate programs offer meaningful development opportunities
A total of 85 staff members successfully completed one of the six certificates offered by Human Resources.
Queen’s remembers Nancy Suzanne Reid Ossenberg
Dr. Ossenberg was a beloved teacher of anatomy and a well-respected physical anthropologist.
Volunteer position: Queen’s staff or faculty member-at-large, CFRC Radio
CFRC Radio is Canada's longest running campus-community radio station, broadcasting from Queen’s University campus since 1922.
Employee and Family Assistance Program provider publishes July edition of Lifelines
As the Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP) provider for Queen’s University, Homewood Health publishes a number of regular newsletters, including Lifelines.
Exploring art worlds
The "Art Worlds" pilot program is a partnership between the Smith School of Business and the Agnes Etherington Art Centre.
Innovation and Wellness Centre gets a new name
New building signs will be going up at the corner of Union and Division next month.
Professor emeritus receives honorary degree from University of Saskatchewan
A noted statistician, Agnes M. Herzberg researches the statistical design of experiments including contributions to the design of clinical trials in medicine.
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.
Consultation on the draft Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy
Queen’s researchers are invited to provide feedback on the draft Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy released in June 2018.
Helping the incoming class prepare for student life
Summer Orientation to Academics and Resources (SOAR) is an important part of the new student transition to Queen’s – and everyone has a role to play.
An Astronaut's Anthem
International Space Station Commander sings O Canada with fellow Queen’s alum to celebrate Canada Day.
Queen's Legal Aid Director appointed to Nunavut Court of Justice
Susan Charlesworth (Law'81) is heading back to Nunavut, and connecting with another Law alumna.
Domestic water shutdown planned for McLaughlin Hall - July 3
Domestic water service is scheduled to be shutdown at McLaughlin Hall on Tuesday, July 3 between 6:30 and 8:00 am.