Summer day camps held on Queen's campus are offering their widest variety of selections yet, with 43 camps open for enrolment.

Faculty and staff are invited to a town hall meeting on Queen’s budget model.

New student-advising tool, the first of its kind in Canada, recently received a national innovation award.

Shared services will prepare their budget submissions over the summer, followed by faculties and schools in the fall. 

The third volume of Queen’s official history details the university’s evolution between 1961 and 2004.

Soccer, ultimate and softball leagues available for students, staff, faculty and their friends throughout the summer.

Annual event features several presenters and outlines the services at Queen’s and beyond that can increase the reach of researchers’ data.

Funds aim to spur research and enhance teaching and learning.

Steven Davis of Academics Without Borders will be at Queen’s to talk about building capacity at institutions in developing countries.

The third phase of the Tools for Research at Queen’s project will make it easier for faculty members to maintain and update their CV and annual report information.