The current Director of the Queen's Human Rights Office will assume leadership of both the Equity and Human Rights Offices in February.

The Open and Affordable Course Materials Working Group selects proposals to develop and review free course textbooks.

Counselling Services introduces new workshops and expands support groups for students.

Outstanding prison law student, then lawyer, now heads law clinic that is unique to Queen's.

Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre has hired a new Cultural Counsellor/Elder-in-Residence, while the Faculty of Education has also added an Elder-in-Residence.

The Gazette speaks to Teri Shearer about how she is advancing diversity and inclusivity efforts on campus.

Keeping the snow out means more work can be done on the inside of the Innovation and Wellness Centre building.

Enhanced ATEP will provide teacher candidates with skills and knowledge to teach at First Nations or Ontario provincial schools and the opportunity to obtain a transitional certificate.

Heather Evans (Com’16), a member of the winning team from the 2014 Queen's Innovation Centre Summer Initiative, will study for a year at Tsinghua University in Beijing.

New admission policy and financial award aim to encourage students, who would be the first in their families to attend university, to come to Queen’s.