Wellness for the winter and the year ahead
Students, staff, and faculty can find ways to focus on their mental health with upcoming campus events and year-round resources for the Queen’s community.
Remembering the victims of Dec. 6
For the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Queen’s community will be joining together in person without gathering restrictions for a live ceremony to mark the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women on Dec. 6.
Earning Their Place in History
ASUS celebrates 132 years with first all-women executive, council
In 1890, the Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) was established as the all-male Arts Society and took the name ASUS after merging with the all-female Levana Society in 1967. The fundamental purpose of the Society is to enhance the educational experience of Arts and Science students in and out of the classroom and to represent and advocate on behalf of the student body to the faculty and administration.
Remembrance Day ceremony to be held at Grant Hall
The Queen’s community will gather in Grant Hall on Friday, Nov. 11 to mark Remembrance Day.
Declaration of commitment to address systemic racism
A message from Principal and Vice-Chancellor Patrick Deane:
Dear Queen's community,
No stopping the Three Minute Thesis
Alice Santilli, a master's candidate in the School of Computing, is the Queen’s Three Minute Thesis winner with her presentation 'Sniffing out breast cancer.'
Modelling the spread of COVID-19
Queen’s professor Troy Day is helping Ontario develop models to predict the future of the virus in the province.
The Return of the Liberal Arts Major
A host of experts are arguing that liberal arts majors are about to make a major rebound.