Twelve students spent the weekend in training to prepare for fall orientation. 

Four newly appointed leaders begin their terms in the Provost’s Office, Advancement, Research, and Graduates Studies.

New building signs will be going up at the corner of Union and Division streets next month.

The new budget allocates new funding for research, accessibility, and faculty hires.

Summer Orientation to Academics and Resources (SOAR) is an important part of the new student transition to Queen’s – and everyone has a role to play.

QNS program is designed to enrich teaching and research at the university while also supporting faculty renewal and diversity and inclusion efforts.

Construction crews are working to bring the Innovation and Wellness Centre to life.

An expansion is underway at Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre, with a planned re-opening this fall.

The annual staff barbecue marked National Indigenous Peoples Day through décor and a special art project.

If you have an idea for a new experiential learning opportunity, you can apply for up to $2,000 in one-time funding to make it a reality.