Principal Patrick Deane shares highlights of the survey results and his commitment to making Queen’s a better place to work.
Special ceremony marks Chancellor Sinclair’s 2021 appointment and celebrates Indigenous culture.
Queen’s nursing students are organizing drive-through flu shot clinics in advance of a potentially nasty flu season.
Football team advances to the 114th Yates Cup after beating Ottawa Gee-Gees 35-13 at Richardson Field.
Janine Griffiths-Baker brings more than 25 years of experience in higher education, including several high-profile leadership positions at institutions across the United Kingdom.
Community members should enjoy Homecoming but keep the health and safety of themselves and others in mind.
Alumni are being welcomed back to Queen’s to reconnect with former classmates and the university through a wide range of events.
A walk through the Snodgrass Arboretum reveals unique species on Queen’s campus.
Two-day event celebrates the inauguration of Black Studies at Queen’s with art, music, poetry, film and new books.
An artist-designed courtyard at Queen’s new Albert Street student residence highlights Indigenous ways of knowing and being.
Student societies and clubs across campus are keeping up old traditions and forging new ones to support important causes.
Outreach campaign urging caution and encouraging safe behaviours.
Queen’s student-athletes are supporting local and national charities, collecting a truck load of food and raising $40,000 already this fall.
Community and Queen’s take measures to help minimize community disruption this October.
A total of eight ceremonies are being held during the week-long celebrations, which will see more than 2,500 graduates cross the Grant Hall stage.
Queen’s community radio station CFRC celebrates its anniversary and its status as one of the world’s oldest operating radio stations.
