2018

Three Queen’s faculty members, two of whom are alumni, are now invested as Officers of the Order of Canada.

Geology donors Gordon, Artsci’79, and Katherine Keep, Artsci’81, received this year’s Kathleen Beaumont Hill Award.

Two new Associate Vice-Principal roles will help shape the strategic initiatives of the institution through the lens of inclusivity.

A special livestream will be available on Monday, Nov. 5 as the university announces the name of the Principal and Vice-Chancellor Designate.

Biology graduate and international development expert has helped people in more than 60 countries over her 35-year career.

Students, staff, and faculty will get access to the newest building on campus in time for exams.

In honour of Persons Day and Women’s History Month, we look at some Queen’s alumnae who inspire others.

Queen’s Black Alumni Chapter and mentorship program to launch at Homecoming.

The scholarships – worth $80,000 or $100,000 – are among Canada’s largest and most prestigious awards for science, technology, engineering, and math students.

Jaimie Lickers, Artsci’03, Law’07, has argued several precedent-setting cases in front of the Supreme Court of Canada.

A car accident in 2010 ended Jane van de Ven-Dantes’ bedside nursing career, but “life-changing” support from Queen’s gives her story a happy ending.

Jeremy Mosher, Artsci’08, wants to bring volunteers together to share and learn from each other.

Director of Indigenous Initiatives Kanonhsyonne Janice Hill, Ed’99, to receive Alumni Mentorship Award from QUAA.

Professor Emeritus Dr. George Ewan wants to ensure that particle astrophysics research is understandable to all and credits his late wife Maureen as his inspiration. 

After losing his son Jack to suicide, Alumni Humanitarian Award recipient Eric Windeler, Com'82, LLD'15, focused his life on making a difference in youth mental health.

For four years, Jasmit De Saffel, Artsci’17, saw talented students – such as former rectors Mike Young, Artsci’16, and Nick Francis, Artsci’14 – cross the stage to receive the

Queen’s student, researcher are set to share the story of their stunning victory with Northern California alumni.

This year’s Tricolour Award recipients are among the “best of the best” students at Queen’s, says Rector Cam Yung, Artsci’17.

Edward Thomas, Sc'06, MASc'12, has been investigating the expulsion of black medical students 100 years ago at Queen's and how this history has impacted the community. 

An estate gift will create new bursaries for first-year Black Canadian students, first-year visible minority and racialized students, and first-year first-generation students.