Principal and Vice-Chancellor Patrick Deane issues statement on June 1 regarding the ongoing anti-racism protests.
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The Conversation: Small businesses will need to engage the hearts and minds of employees and customers by recognizing that they feel emotions differently than they did before COVID-19.
Occupational Therapy students, faculty, and staff work together to make the most of online learning during COVID-19 pandemic.
Senior leadership meets with hundreds of faculty and staff online to talk about the coming year.
Ottawa orders 10,000 ventilators developed by team led by Art McDonald and global collaborators in fight against COVID-19.
Students from the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science recreate the university’s buildings one block at a time.
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The Queen’s community has until June 3 to vote for the People’s Choice winner as the Art of Research celebrates its fifth year.
Donald M. Raymond is concluding his term as chair of the Board of Trustees and reflects on memorable moments.
Kingston hospital sites will provide unique learning opportunities for health sciences students during COVID-19.
Faculties of Education and Engineering and Applied Science share teaching resources webpage to help educators across Canada.
The Vice-Principal (Research) announces first round of internal funding for projects supporting medical and social coronavirus related solutions.
A new AMS executive team is bringing extensive experience in student government to their new roles.
The Conversation: Canadian companies depend on the international marketplace, which is demanding cleaner energy products.