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Award-winning broadcast journalist Shelagh Rogers (Artsci’77) was officially installed as Queen’s University’s 16th Chancellor during the first ceremony of Fall Convocation 2024. Her three-year term ...

No one has left a more enduring legacy at Queen’s University than the late Alfred R. Bader (BSc’45, BA’46, Msc’47, LLD’86) ...

Black queer students and their invited guests are welcome at our dinner party on November 8th from 6:30-8:30 pm. Join us for some amazing food from Sally’s Roti Shop and great company at 140 Stuart ...

The discovery of the Higgs boson at the Large Hadron Collider completed the Standard Model, but many fundamental open questions in particle physics remain. One question is particularly simple: how ...

The Department of English extends warm congratulations to PhD students Nancy Mỹ Nghi La and April McInnes who were the recipient of Dean's Awards. April received the Dean's Award for Social Justice, ...

2SLGBTQ+ students are invited to an evening of crafting and connecting with queer peers! Join us, Q+, Residence, and your queer peers for activities such as pot painting, tote bag decorating, and more ...

This financial wellbeing workshop is hosted by Pete Galbraith, a local wealth advisor and certified financial planner. Learn more about financial literacy and how to build a budget and plan for ...

Professor David Parker has published a new article in the November 2024 issue of History Today, the UK-based popular magazine for history buffs, which advertises itself as the “world’s leading serious ...

Following a historic win, former President Donald Trump is returning to office, poised to become the 47th President of the United States. Queen’s experts are available to speak to media on the ...

Queen's researcher John P. Smol receives major NSERC prize in recognition of the social impact of his trailblazing advances in environmental science.

Join us in a space for QTBIPoC students to explore neurodivergence and spirituality, and how they intersect. Feel free to drop in for discussions and resources on Wednesday from 2-4 pm, located on the ...