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Queen's hosts event to celebrate Indigenous research on campus, talk about steps forward, and ways to enhance collaboration and support activities.
Gaels coaching career started in 1981-82 and ends with 385 wins and a 100 per cent graduation rate.
Outgoing Principal Daniel Woolf to be honoured in tribute show by world-renowned jazz singer Claire Martin.
The gate between Dunning and Richardson halls is named after professor emeritus in recognition of his contributions of one of Canada’s most influential political scientists.
Principal Daniel Woolf and Dean Richard Reznick formally apologize for school’s 1918 ban of Black medical students.
Principal Daniel Woolf and Julie Gordon-Woolf hand out 1,800 cookies as students prepare for final exams.
Top prize at Paul and Tom Kinnear Business Plan Competition goes to Smith School of Business Commerce student.
Concurrent Education student Afsheen Chowdhury is the first recipient of the Margaret Hooey Governance Award.
Heather Murray (Emergency Medicine) is the winner of the 2019 Chancellor A. Charles Baillie Teaching Award.
Pathways to Education mentorship day inspires next generation of post-secondary students.
Claiming Our Spaces, Together is a social gathering for Queen's faculty and staff who self-identify as Black, Indigenous or a Person of Colour.
Former Bank of Canada Governor and Chancellor Emeritus David Dodge (Arts’65, LLD’02), is receiving the Alumni Achievement Award.
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science hosts special event honouring 125 alumni for their life and career achievements.
The Tricolour Award is one of the highest honours a student can receive from Queen's University.
Mark Walters returns to Queen’s after being appointed to succeed Bill Flanagan.
The Tri-Awards recognize those who are working toward making Queen's a more welcoming and inclusive place.
