Going beyond the books
For graduate students juggling research, writing and teaching, finding time to get job experience can be tough. To help students get a leg up, the Department of English Language and Literature have another option in the curriculum: internships.
The Great Crew Change Survey for Geology
Queen's University is developing a new Masters degree program focused on Earth and Energy Resources Leadership.
China's Green Religion
QSR Prof James Miller will give three lectures in California this month about his research on religion, culture and nature in contemporary China.
Bullying Expert Earns Top Honour
A Canadian leader in bullying prevention, Queen’s University researcher Wendy Craig was honoured today with the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada’s Impact Award.
RELS Class Discuss Plight of Aboriginal Women and Girls
Students in RELS 227 Religions of Native People discussed the plight of aboriginal women and girls when Kingston and Islands MPP Sophie Kiwala visited their class on November 12th.
Kiwala spoke about the need for a national public inquiry into missing and murdered Canadian aboriginal women and girls.
The Alfred Bader Lecture - Roald Hoffmann Nobel Prize Laureate
Students get close-up look at the Isabel Bader Centre
Queen’s students got an inside view of all the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts (also known as “the Isabel”) has to offer on Saturday during a special open house.
Coolest Classes In Canada Will Make You Wish You Were Still A Student
We made the list created by the Huffington Post!
Yoga in India and the West -- A class that surveys the history and philosophy of yoga in India and the West.