Building of the week feature!
Ban Righ Centre (32 Bader Lane)!!
The centre opened in 1974. It is dedicated as a centre for mature women students. It is located in the former home of William Everett McNeill, the former VP and Treasurer of the University and his wife Caroline.
Summer is a great time for construction to take place on the Queen's University campus. Of course, this can come with the odd disturbance and blocked roadway/parking. Stay up-to-date with the progress of this summer's maintenance progress on our timeline and interactive map! Check it out at our "Summer 2018" tab at the top of the page, or click here.
Queen’s University has secured $8.9 million in funding to modernize the way the university heats buildings west of main campus with the West Campus District Energy Conversion project, or District Energy project.
The District Energy project will transform the heating system for more than 700,000 square feet of academic and student residential space, including Duncan McArthur Hall, Jean Royce Halls 1 and 2, and John Orr Tower on west campus as well as the Donald Gordon Centre and the Saint Mary’s of the Lake building.
Thanks to funding from the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skill Development, the project has commenced and will be completed by April 2019.
To read more of the article, click the link below.
http://www.queensu.ca/gazette/stories/new-heating-system-reduce-emissions-campus
Main Campus Accessibility Map- January
Review our new accessibility map now!
This PDF document features every building on main campus. The first page features a full campus map that lets you know where the accessibility entrances/exits are for each building (main or side), which buildings do not have accessible entrances/exits. where to eat, where the blue lights are located, and where to park on campus. If you scroll through the rest of the document, you will find close ups of each building on campus and you'll be able to see: the accessible entrances, accessible sidewalks, curb ramps, accessible pay parking, blue light locations, accessible blue light locations, and building accessibility entrance and exit locations.
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Physical Plant Services is excited to lead the renovation and construction of the latest development at Queen's. The Innovation and Wellness Centre will revitalize and expand the former Physical Education Centre into a transformative space for the Queen's community. Read more about the project and visit the live webcam here.
