Prof. Claudio Palomares-Salas presented his new book Mexican Canto Nuevo: Music, Politics, and Resistance (Oxford University Press, 2025), at Skidmore College, Cambridge University, the Autonomous University of Madrid, Queen’s University, and Saint-Paul University.
Professor Jennifer Ruth Hosek has been selected by Kwansei Gakuin University to represent Queen’s and a consortium of Canadian universities as Visiting Professor of Canadian Studies. In fall semester 2026, Dr. Hosek will be teaching at the Center for International Education and Cooperation at the Nishinomiya campus. KGU partners yearly with Queen’s and a group of other universities including U of Toronto, Mount Allison, McGill, UBC, Simon Fraser, U.
A unique partnership in the Faculty of Arts and Science has led to a new platform for Indigenous beadworkers to display their work and network with other Indigenous artists.
After nearly 30 years as a teacher at Queen’s, first in the Department of Spanish and Italian and later in LLCU, Max Lizano is retiring this summer. His warm and enthusiastic presence has been a valuable part of the Department for both colleagues and students. We all wish him the very best in his next adventures.
JAPN 200, “Introductory Japanese II”, conducts an interview project in the winter semester every year. At the end of February 2025, twenty students in JAPN 200 had the opportunity to interview sixteen Japanese volunteers for an hour and a half.
The VII Symposium "Teaching Portuguese in Canada" took place on 1-2 March at the Missão Portuguesa Santa Cruz in Montreal. The event was held over two days to provide more opportunities for interaction and experience sharing among participants. The program included a training session by Dr.
The Queen's University March Break Open House is an event that welcomes prospective students and their families to explore the diverse opportunities that Queen's offers. This is an excellent opportunity for students considering their future academic paths to engage with faculty, staff, and current students, to learn more about the programs available, and to experience the vibrant community that makes Queen's unique.
Danielle Lussier was appointed a Queen’s National Scholar in 2024 and aims to contribute to establishing an independent Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives program at Queen’s, building on the work of other Indigenous faculty and notable alumni.
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