Principal Patrick Deane meets with the campus community to give progress update on the Queen's Strategy and related initiatives.
Queen's University Gazette
Queen’s University is partnering with Kenjgewin Teg to jointly develop and offer three new courses in Indigenous studies in January 2022.
Queen’s shares in-depth Student Experiences Survey report on equity, diversity, inclusion, and sexual violence on campus, and commits to actions.
The Varsity Leadership Council collects and donates food and hygiene products to local charity Martha’s Table.
December 6 ceremony brings Queen’s community together to remember the victims and raise awareness.
Queen’s will provide a week away from classes each fall term going forward to help the university community rest and focus on health and wellbeing.
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Clinical trials at Queen’s University help determine life-changing diagnostics, treatments and prevention methods for cancer. In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI), we are profiling one of our CFI Major Science Initiatives, The Canadian Cancer Trials Group.
The Conversation: How human resources managers assess their CEO’s true intentions on diversity are crucial to understanding whether an organization’s diversity agenda will be followed.
Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering arrived at Queen’s in 2002 and became an influential researcher in hydrogen energy systems, carbon dioxide re-use, computational fluid dynamics, and more.
The international Karta Initiative provides access to university for promising students from rural India.
University joins institutional partners from across Canada in move toward more meaningful and concrete action in confronting racism and championing diversity.
Jane Hutchings has been selected for a prestigious scholarship to pursue postgraduate education at the University of Oxford.
Dr. Teresa Purzner is making a difference as an assistant professor in the Queen's Department of Surgery, researcher at Kingston General Hospital Research Institute (KGHRI), and clinical neurosurgeon at the Kingston Health Sciences Centre.