Keeping Queen’s safe.
Our university community is working hard to meet the challenges posed by coronavirus COVID-19. Together, we will continue to keep one another safe and ensure that our academic mission to advance learning, research, and innovation is moving forward.
Cases identified in residence
0
Cases identified off campus
0
Public Health info on COVID-19
Learn about COVID-19 symptoms, testing, response, and community status from our regional public health authority.
Visit KFL&A Public Health site
KFL&A case tracker
For a wider look at COVID-19 case status in the Kingston region, visit the KFL&A case tracker.
Info for students on 2021 Winter Term return
Provost Mark Green shares information for students related to the holiday break and the 2021 Winter Term.
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About a virtual Homecoming
Unlike past years, Homecoming will be celebrated remotely. There are no in-person events planned.
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Student wellness and support resources
We want to do everything we can to minimize stress, build community, and support you in your studies. Queen’s staff and faculty are here to support you.
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Need to visit campus?
Even though most students, staff and faculty are learning and working remotely, some may still need to visit campus. Make sure you download our SeQure app and fill out the COVID-19 assessment before you arrive. For more information
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Information for students
Queen’s undergraduate and graduate students are demonstrating remarkable drive, resilience, care, and flexibility in response to the pandemic.
Learn about how academics, campus life, support services, and more have adjusted to respond to COVID-19.
Information for faculty / staff
Queen’s employees are rising to unprecedented challenges posed by COVID-19 with skill, patience, care, and creativity.
Learn about how our daily work, procedures, teaching, research, and more have evolved to meet new challenges.