An opening ceremony will launch weeks of scheduled activities across campus and city.
Queen's University Gazette
For more than 10 years now the Bell Let’s Talk campaign has been raising awareness, increasing understanding, and opening dialogues about mental health.
More than two dozen Queen’s instructors have been nominated as Classroom Champions for Mental Health.
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The Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowships see participants advancing unique research projects across the social sciences, humanities, and creative arts.
Peer Wellness Coaching offers virtual support to improve physical activity, sleep and mental health.
Mental Health Promotion Week offers virtual events and initiatives to support mental health at Queen’s.
EDII and TRC annual reports highlight advancements made in creating a more inclusive campus and curriculum.
The Conversation: From incorporating video-based performances to learning new composition apps, teaching students virtually has forced music educators to learn and share new ways to reach students.
Renowned photographer and artist to collaborate with Queen’s Engineering and Arts & Science on life-size whale skeleton sculpture.
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Canada’s New Frontiers in Research Fund supporting novel research that could extend the lifespan of metals and potentially save billions across the infrastructure, microchip, and health care industries.
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Farnaz Heidar-Zadeh is advancing innovative computational molecular design techniques to support new drug development and other applications.
The Canada Research Chairs program advances the country’s position as a leader in discovery and innovation.
Queen's researchers bring the first portable MRI to Canada’s north.