Summer student services on campus
Programs and services for students, staff and faculty continue through the summer.
Queen’s rights a wrong as Spring Convocation kicks off
Family affected by the 1918 ban on Black medical students accepts a posthumous Doctor of Medicine degree for Ethelbert Bartholomew.
Spring Convocation 2019
Class of 2019 returns to campus for Spring Convocation May 23-June 12.
Nominate an Inspiring Woman
The Ban Righ Foundation will hand out awards to a female Queen's faculty mentor (current or retired) and a female Kingston community leader.
Celebrating a decade of visionary leadership
The Queen’s community and Principal Woolf look back on his 10 years of service.
Queen’s PhD candidate chasing 3MT national title
Queen's community members can vote for Amanda Brissenden in the People's Choice Award for the national Three Minute Thesis.
Creating the perfect research partnership
Funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada is bolstering research partnerships at Queen’s University.
Junior Gaels are here to stay
Partnerships between Athletics and Recreation and local minor sports organizations will foster deeper community connections.
Helping students flourish
U-Flourish Project is a longitudinal study examining the well-being and academic success of students over their first year at Queen's University.
Recognizing female strength and achievement
The Ban Righ Foundation recently held its annual Spring Celebration, recognizing 12 mature students.
Search begins for next Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic)
Advisory selection committee is chaired by Principal Daniel Woolf and Principal-Designate Patrick Deane.
Interactive sessions focus on Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Faculty of Health Sciences hosts Dr. Barry Lavallee who will speak on the Indigenous experience in the health care system and education.
Emergency Preparedness Week – May 5-11
Week an opportunity for Queen's community to get up to date on emergency preparedness and response information.
For the Record: May 2, 2019
For the Record provides postings of appointment, committee, grant, award, and other notices set out by collective agreements and university policies and processes.
NSERC funding supports Indigenous educational outreach
NSERC PromoScience grant will support STEM professional development project for First Nations educators.
Employee and Family Assistance Program provider publishes May edition of Lifelines
Homewood Health, the Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP) provider for Queen’s University, publishes a number of regular newsletters, including Lifelines.
Queen’s remembers student Stephanie Maunder
Third-year geology student died Sunday, April 28 following a three-month battle with cancer.
Seven honorary degrees being conferred during Spring Convocation
Spring Convocation ceremonies will recognize leaders in academics, media, business, law, and astronomy.
Queen’s Chancellor has term extended additional year
Jim Leech to serve as Chancellor until June 2021.
2019-20 Queen’s National Scholar program launched
Expressions of Interest are due to faculty deans by June 14, 2019.