At the Sacred Fire, Queen’s speakers called for learning and sustained action to advance reconciliation.

A waterfront sculpture near The Isabel will reflect the strength of diverse voices coming together.

An idea inspired by a past experience led to a "garden" planted to honour victims and survivors of the Canadian residential school system.

Principal Deane officially affirms Queen’s membership with the international water stewardship network at a celebration on the Gord Downie Pier.

A $25-million endowed award will provide renewable support for students with financial need, particularly those from Eastern Ontario.

Students returning to their studies after the Queen’s Undergraduate Internship Program highlight key learnings, skills, and career-readiness. 

Major projects nearing completion will help attract world-leading talent, advance discovery, and expand research training.

Three upcoming events invite Queen’s and Kingston audiences to engage with Indigenous perspectives through opera, literature, and music.

An international partnership shows how staff-led networks can foster belonging and strengthen workplace culture across institutions.

Artwork by Queen’s student Mazinibii’ige will appear on orange T-shirts for the university’s 2026 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation observances.