Three upcoming events invite Queen’s and Kingston audiences to engage with Indigenous perspectives through opera, literature, and music.

An international partnership shows how staff-led networks can foster belonging and strengthen workplace culture across institutions.

Artwork by Queen’s student Mazinibii’ige will appear on orange T-shirts for the university’s 2026 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation observances. 

Students arrived from across Canada and 75 countries following a record year for applications.

Hands-on research experience gave students the opportunity to explore new questions and future possibilities.

A new ticket program gives students access to eligible music, opera, dance, and other live performances throughout the 2026-2027 season.

First-of-its-kind initiative prepares PhD students for professional careers across higher education.

Queen's waste-reduction event sees thousands of items donated, rehomed, and diverted from landfill.

Integrating peer wellness coaching into curriculum helps students develop the goal-setting skills that support success at university and beyond.

From an international law program to a growing focus on research, academic partnerships, and place-based learning, Herstmonceux Castle is ready to welcome cohorts from Queen’s and other institutions.