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University game for e-waste recycling
2013-02-28
University game for e-waste recycling

The inaugural Recycle IT Games is designed to promote the university’s electronic waste recycling program.

Film festival gives students a chance to shine
2013-02-28
Film festival gives students a chance to shine

13th annual Kingston Canadian Film Festival includes animation and short films by current students.

Students devoted to creating Kingston hip hop scene
2013-02-28
Students devoted to creating Kingston hip hop scene

A grant from the Student Affairs Student Initiative Fund will help Queen’s club highlight hip hop’s dedication to community and social outreach.

Swim program for children with special needs a big hit
2013-02-28
Swim program for children with special needs a big hit

Making Waves Kingston, started by Ben Frid (Meds'15) and run by student volunteers, gives children one-on-one instruction at a low cost to parents.

Mars rover scientist to share red planet findings
2013-02-28
Mars rover scientist to share red planet findings

Richard J. Léveillé from the Canadian Space Agency will speak to the Queen's community about his work with the NASA Mars Science Laboratory.

Senate in brief
2013-02-27
Senate in brief

Highlights from the February 12 meeting of Senate.

Researchers' smart coating makes super-protective surfaces possible
2013-02-27
Researchers' smart coating makes super-protective surfaces possible

New technology developed at Queen's could help repel undesired water- and oil-based deposits.

Bader Fellow strives to expand display of museum textiles
2013-02-26
Bader Fellow strives to expand display of museum textiles

Patricia Ewer is working with the Queen's Collection of Canadian Dress.

Artist-in-Residence to give public recitals, work with students
2013-02-26
Artist-in-Residence to give public recitals, work with students

Scottish pianist Murray McLachlan's first visit to Canada will include public performances of works by Beethoven and Prokofiev, as well as a recital of works by Scottish composer Ronald Stevenson.

International opportunities abound for students
2013-02-25
International opportunities abound for students

Courses offered through Queen's-Blyth Worldwide expand the classroom into the world.

Report celebrates employment equity successes
2013-02-22
Report celebrates employment equity successes

A new publication profiles three units on campus that are working to make their environments more inclusive.

Flags remain lowered for long-time staff member
2013-02-22
Flags remain lowered for long-time staff member

Flags on campus are lowered in memory of Alan Travers, who recently retired from Queen’s after working 42 years in the Faculty of Education.

Queen's partners with industry on green technology
2013-02-22
Queen's partners with industry on green technology

New water filtration technology could produce more renewable energy.

Death of a student
2013-02-21
Death of a student

Queen’s regrets to inform the community of the death of a second-year student. Kevin Cournoyer, 20, of Winnipeg, was a student in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science and a resident of Harkness International Hall.

Summer students support website work
2013-02-21
Summer students support website work

ITServices has brought back a popular program that matches summer students with units looking to upgrade their websites.

Boot Camp whips grad students into shape
2013-02-21
Boot Camp whips grad students into shape

The popular program helps graduate students focus on writing and avoid distraction as they work towards thesis-completion.

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