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Over 5,500 diplomas are being mailed to new Queen’s graduates.
Award-winning play highlights the experiences of Black women in Toronto.
Dean’s advisory committee open for feedback about Sir John A. Macdonald Hall.
The new director of the Yellow House looks to the future.
Queen’s is increasing security at Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre after recent vandalism.
Baillie Awards give graduating students the chance to recognize influential secondary school teachers.
Student-initiated bursary is named after Cecil Fraser, the first Black Queen’s Law student and graduate.
Alumni voters choose highly-qualified new members from record number of candidates.
Queen’s residences will operate at half capacity in the fall to follow public health guidelines.
Despite the pandemic, Queen’s camps are connecting children and families with fun online activities all summer long.
Award-winning playwright and poet arrived at Queen's in 2003 as a Queen's National Scholar.
Queen’s business school commits to series of actions to tackle discrimination during inaugural meeting.
New site brings together campus-wide information and resources on Queen's University Indigenous research, initiatives, cultural services, and more.
Office of Indigenous Initiatives staff highlight their favourite books by Indigenous authors.
Principal Patrick Deane responds to vandalism at Four Directions Student Centre.
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.
