The student-run Tricolour Outlet collaborates with a local Cree artist to create t-shirts supporting the Orange Shirt Society.
Queen's University Gazette
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Accelerated warming has pushed Great Slave Lake across important ecological thresholds.
After a public event, the space is now ready to help bring Indigenous ways of knowing to Queen’s.
Stephen Scott is inducted into the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences for his world-leading research on voluntary motor control.
The university will host a week of activities from Sept. 25-30 and has suspended academic activity on Oct. 2 in observance of the national recognition day.
University remembers those affected by a 1918 ban of Black medical students and looks toward a future of greater respect, representation, and justice.
Queen’s researchers lead the discovery of two potential polar ring galaxies.
Queen’s researcher Cao Thang Dinh has won the Falling Walls Science Breakthrough of the Year, Engineering and Technology category.
Numerous events scheduled throughout the week support the university's ongoing commitment to creating a campus free of sexual violence.
Approximately 250 single-user washrooms across campus have been converted into gender-neutral facilities.
The new academic year is around the corner, and Queen’s is reaching out to students to help them stay safe and be respectful members of the Kingston community.
The ASUS Sidewalk Sale helped students connect with each other and the Kingston community this past weekend while raising money for an important cause.
The academic year got underway this past weekend as first-year undergraduates moved into residence and started building community at fall orientation.