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2020-08-27

Supporting research at Queen’s University

The Vice-Principal (Research) at Queen’s provides internal funding to help researchers accelerate their programs and engage in knowledge mobilization.

2020-08-07

Congratulating new graduates

Over 5,500 diplomas are being mailed to new Queen’s graduates.

2020-07-30

Law school consults Queen's community about building's name

Dean’s advisory committee open for feedback about Sir John A. Macdonald Hall.

2020-07-20

Faculty of Law, BlackNorth Initiative partner to combat systemic racism

Student-initiated bursary is named after Cecil Fraser, the first Black Queen’s Law student and graduate.

2020-07-14

Governing during a pandemic

Two Queen’s University experts weigh in, detailing the impacts of the outbreak on countries in a new book focusing on law, policy and ethics.

2020-06-25

Faculty of Law to launch consultation on building name

The consultation process will involve the formation of a committee consisting of students, faculty, staff, and alumni that will consider comments about the law building name.

2020-06-16

Queen’s Law introduces Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law

Two-term, nine-course online program will be the only educational pathway for Canadians to become Regulated Immigration Consultants.

2020-06-12

Showcasing the Art of Research – photo essay

The Queen’s Art of Research photo contest celebrates its fifth year, with the selection of ten winning images.

2020-05-27

Vote in the Art of Research photo contest

The Queen’s community has until June 3 to vote for the People’s Choice winner as the Art of Research celebrates its fifth year.

2020-05-22

Celebrating graduates during COVID-19

Principal, Chancellor, and Rector share special video messages with the class of 2020 to mark important milestone.

2020-05-19

Research@Queen’s: Championing AI for social justice

How Queen’s researchers are using AI to level the legal playing field for Canadians, including those affected by COVID-19 unemployment.

2020-05-13

Queen’s launches AI-enhanced tools for those affected by pandemic layoffs

MyOpenCourt, a project of the Conflict Analytics Lab at the Faculty of Law and Smith School of Business, helps out-of-work Canadians to understand their legal rights and options.