Principal Daniel Woolf and Julie Gordon-Woolf hand out 1,500 cookies at Queen's University libraries as students prepare for final exams.
A student takes a selfie with Principal Daniel Woolf as he hands out cookies at Douglas Library for an eighth year in a row.
Principal Daniel Woolf and Julie Gordon-Woolf visited each of the Queen's University libraries as they handed out 1,500 sugar cookies on Sunday.
Students take a break to enjoy a sweet treat as Principal Daniel Woolf and Julie Gordon Woolf handed out 1,500 cookies at Queen's University libraries on Sunday, April 8.
For many Queen's students, receiving a cookie from Principal Daniel Woolf and Julie Gordon-Woolf is a bit of a nice surprise, while others eagerly await the annual tradition.
With the aim of giving students a bit of a break during the pre-exam study period, Julie Gordon-Woolf hands out sugar cookies at Douglas Library.
Principal Daniel Woolf hands out cookies at Stauffer Library on Sunday, April 8. The event marked the eighth year the principal and his wife have delivered a sweet treat to students as they prepare for final exams.
Principal Daniel Woolf and Julie Gordon-Woolf helped spread some cheer on campus on Sunday with their annual cookie drop as students prepare for their final exams.
A highly-anticipated tradition during the spring pre-exam study period, the Woolfs handed out 1,500 sugar cookies to students at Queen's University’s libraries, including the Education Library, Bracken Health Sciences Library, Lederman Law Library, Douglas Library and Stauffer Library.
This marked the eighth year for the cookie drop.
The cookies were sponsored by the Principal’s Office, and the Queen's Student Alumni Association helped bag the treats.