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Professor Emeritus Ian Hodkinson is recognized for his contributions to the preservation and conservation of Canada’s cultural heritage.
First-Year Foundation program offers online and in-person opportunities.
Queen’s researcher David Maslove comments on strategies to provide better treatment and care to patients in the ICU.
Queen’s University’s convocation ceremonies successfully wrapped up last week with approximately 6,000 graduates crossing the stage.
Muna Taro brings together international non-profits and local organizations to raise awareness of barriers to education in Sub-Saharan Africa
Yellow House offers programming throughout the year for equity-deserving students to help de-stress, connect and find community.
This year’s recipients of the Principal’s Teaching and Learning Awards announced.
School of Graduate Studies renames to School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs.
Infectious diseases clinician and researcher Santiago Perez is advancing work on HIV immunology and the ongoing search for a cure.
Annual award allows graduating students to recognize the influence of former teachers.
Three early-career researchers are recognized for advancing research and discovery in their respective fields.
Thousands of new Queen’s graduates are crossing the stage this week as convocation ceremonies pass the halfway mark.
The one-time $10,000 funding will be used to creatively support the development of educational experiences that push the boundaries of teaching and learning.
Chancellor Murray Sinclair shares his thoughts on reconciliation and how Queen’s is contributing.
Colourful crosswalks installed at the intersection of Bader Lane and University Avenue and in front of Duncan McArthur Hall on Union Street.
University is hosting its first in-person convocation ceremonies since 2019 over five days beginning on Monday, June 20.
