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The Class of 2023 settles in for the academic year at Queen's University as orientation concludes.
The first cohort of students in the on-campus Bachelor of Health Sciences program are creating their own orientation traditions.
Orientation session held for newly-arrived faculty members, as they begin the next stage of their careers.
Family commemorates the 100th anniversary of their grandmother’s graduation.
Annual event features more than 300 booths, including Queen’s clubs and departments, as well as local, national, and international businesses.
Orientation Week activities continue with classes beginning on Thursday, Sept. 5
The newest members of the tricolour community have arrived and are now taking part in this year’s orientation.
This group of incoming students come from across Canada and around the world.
Queen’s staff and faculty will be able to register for 2019-20 offerings like 'Land Acknowledgments' and 'Building Your Career @ Queen’s'.
Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre prepares to host its 10th annual Welcome Day celebration.
Queen’s University to receive up to $3.2M to support and strengthen business ventures led by women.
Months of preparation and collaboration have been leading up to Move-in Day on Saturday, Aug. 31.
Program at Queen’s University welcomes scholars from around the world to work in collaboration with local researchers.
While computing technology has changed immensely over the past five decades, a strong sense of community remains for alumni, students, staff, and faculty members.
Throughout her time at Queen’s Denniston-Stewart worked to ensure that students felt supported and encouraged.
Principal Patrick Deane shares statement on accident involving child at summer camp on July 31.
