The School of Graduate Studies has earmarked additional funding and introduced a new admissions policy for Indigenous applicants for master’s and doctoral programs, 

Artist-in-residence Tau Lewis works with racialized girls on exprssing themselves through art.

Three members of the Queen's community named to the Order of Canada: Queen's Marketing wins international award.

The City of Kingston, Kingston Police, and Queen’s have collaborated on the University District Safety Initiative pilot program. 

In June, PPS held a session to teach staff about Deaf culture, proper etiquette when interacting with those who are Deaf, and American Sign Language (ASL).

Our readers identify the "mystery woman" from Issue 2 and clarify some terminology about the First World War.

Updates from our "War and peace" issue

“This book is about someone you probably know. It might be about you. It’s about the people we sometimes call ‘geeks’ and ‘nerds.’”  

- Benjamin Woo (Artsci'04)

In this issue, let a book of poetry take you on a journey; explore British Columbia by road; learn about a Cold War warrior, and more...

Yolande Davidson, Artsci'03, talks about institutional and interpersonal racism.

Monica Stewart talks about how the Kingston Immigration Partnership is tackling racism in the community with a campaign that encourages people to talk to each other.

Vanessa Yzaguirre (Student Affairs) and Erin Clow (Human Rights and Equity Offices) talk about inclusive orientation, positionality, and civil discourse.

Andrew Ashby, Accessibility Coordinator (Equity Office) / Manager, Queen''s Accessibility Hub, talks about emerging issues in campus accessibility.

Adriana Lopez talks about why representation matters in academia.