Queen's University Gazette

Student leaders recognized for their support of their peers and contributions to the Queen’s community.

Leslie Dal Cin, Leslie Flynn, Dan Langham, Jim Leech, Donald M. Raymond, and Kimberly Woodhouse are being recognized for making Queen’s a better place through their extraordinary contributions.

Queen’s Professor Emeritus and Nobel laureate Arthur McDonald receives inaugural Canadian Association of Physicists Fellowship for lifetime achievement.

Queen’s economics professor Robert Clark receives Bank of Canada fellowship to study competition in a variety of markets.

The Employee Community Garden brings staff and faculty together to release stress and connect with nature.

Summer Orientation to Academics and Resources (SOAR) welcomes students from across the country to view campus and learn about virtual and in-person resources.

Samantha King and Stéphane Courteau are being recognized for their mentorship by the School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs.


Report by external consultant First Peoples Group follows a comprehensive dialogue process on Indigeneity.

Yellow House offers programming throughout the year for equity-deserving students to help de-stress, connect and find community.