With the return to in-person learning during the Winter Term, students, faculty, and staff are reinvigorating the university.
Professor David Hauser delivers a lecture for a first-year psychology course in the newly-renovated lecture hall in the Bioscience Complex. (Tim Forbes/Queen's University)
Maya Khoorshed, Alexis Novakovic, and Nadia Mejilla work on their projects in one of the study spaces in Douglas Library. (Tim Forbes/Queen's University)- With the return to in-person learning, University Avenue is once again a busy place as Queen's community members make their way to their classes and workplaces. (Bernard Clark/Queen's University)
- Breann Russell and Vincent Meh work out in the weight room at the Athletics and Recreation Centre. COVID-19 safety measures are in place to provide safe space for the Queen's community to exercise. (Bernard Clark/Queen's University)
- Queen's community members make use of the cardio room at the Athletics and Recreation Centre. (Bernard Clark/Queen's University)
- Students enter Dunning Hall for their classes. Faculty and staff worked hard to ensure a safe return to campus. (Bernard Clark/Queen's University)
- Helena Alexandra, a third-year sociology and business student, works on a project while sitting at the dining area in Mackintosh-Corry Hall. (Bernard Clark/Queen's University)
- Friends Laura Pede and Alexandra Gorman share a booth near the dining area of Mackintosh-Corry Hall as they work on projects for their courses. (Bernard Clark/Queen's University)
- First-year science major and Queen's Gaels football team Niklas Henning walks to class shortly after the return in-person learning. (Bernard Clark/Queen's University)
- Students make their way to their classes along the paths in front of Summerhill. With COVID-19 measures still in place, students returned to in-person learning on Feb. 28. (Tim Forbes/Queen's University)
The Winter Term of 2022 was a semester of new starts for many at Queen’s University.
On Feb. 28 students were welcomed back to campus with the resumption of in-person learning.
With many COVID-19 measures in place, students, faculty and staff once again entered lecture halls and classrooms, offices and gathering spaces, bringing a sense of life back to the university.
Lining up for coffee, entering the lab, or waiting for the lights at Union Street and University Avenue, it’s clear that it is good to be back.