Learn how Queen's is planning for our safe return to campus.
Upcoming town halls will provide an opportunity for input into a long term strategic enrolment management plan.
Celebration in Grant Hall recognizes this important Queen's milestone.
Mary Ann McColl's work focuses on accessibility and Canadian disability policy.
Queen's Reads author to speak to students and Kingston community.
Academy of Social Sciences awards the title of academician.
Don W. Macnamara named 2013 recipient of the prestigious defence award.
Volunteer 'accessibility champions' will be on hand at many homecoming events.
Flags on campus remain lowered in memory of staff member Alan Herrington
New degree plan officially kicks off Tuesday, September 17
Flags on campus are lowered in memory of retired staff member Linden Moore.
Giuseppe and Vanna Cocconi prize awarded to the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory for outstanding contributions to the field of particle astrophysics and cosmology.
Queen's Heritage, a new orientation week event, introduces new students to the university's rich history.
"Canvas on Campus" is an art project that assembled 4400 tricolour canvas squares featuring messages from students.
Queen's archivist Paul Banfield accompanies historically significant diary to Moose Factory, Ontario for Aboriginal conference and ceremony.
Homecoming's new two-weekend model will see the 25th anniversary class honoured on one weekend, and the Tricolour Guard on the other.
School of Rehabilitation Therapy welcomes Simon French for a five year term.
