Queen's Campus
The Queen's community's daily routines play out on 100 scenic acres ideally located right on the shores of Lake Ontario.
Getting around
A map of campus will help you find your way. Information on building accessibility is included in the map.
You can also explore all Queen's has to offer by taking this self-guided tour.
Getting involved
The diversity of the campus community is reflected in the many campus organizations that welcome your involvement as they strive to enrich the social and cultural life at Queen's. At Queen's, we cherish the diversity of human experience and background, and support the freedom of individuals to study, teach, work and carry out research as we pursue institutional excellence. The Office of the University Advisor on Equity and the Human Rights Office offer information about policies, help lines, support groups, campus and community organizations that work towards these goals.
Eating on campus
Options from a quick snack to a full formal dinner are offered through Food Services and the University Club. Ask about the club's complimentary introductory membership for new faculty members. All Queen's Staff and Faculty are invited to participate in $5 lunch on Fridays in the Ban Righ or Leonard Dining Rooms. For dates of this special offer check here.
Campus news
An electronic subscription to the Queen's News Centre will give you a daily update of Queen's in national and international news. You can also pick up a printed copy of the Gazette in many buildings on campus.