University closed for holiday

2009-12-21

Queen's University will be closed starting at 12 noon on Thursday, December 24 through to 8:30 a.m. on Monday, January 4, 2010. In a continuing effort to conserve energy, all departments are asked to turn off office lights, close windows and doors, and set thermostats no lower than 18 C or 65 F.

Happy holidays!

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Alumni

Emmy Award winning director to screen new film at Queen's

2013-05-17

Soldier's WWI Victory Medal comes home to Queen's

2013-05-17

Alumni Association honours distinguished Kingston alumni

2013-05-13

Business, Education & Law

Teacher candidates develop science lessons for local schools

2013-04-25

Queen's Law goes to Washington

2013-04-11

Four law alumni among Canada's 'rising stars'

2013-03-27

Social Sciences

Professor earns one of Canada's top academic honours

2013-04-03

Queen's to hire Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Studies

2013-03-14

Math professor drawn to simple ideas that explain a lot

2013-01-17

Humanities

English professor celebrates lesser-known Romantic-era writers

2013-04-17

Students bid farewell to the film house

2013-04-08

Queen's to hire Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Studies

2013-03-14

Health

Queen's starts national discussion on healthcare reform

2013-05-16

Early screenings key to diagnosing glaucoma

2013-05-16

Professors fight stigma of mental health

2013-05-15

International

South African student seeks change in country's food system

2013-05-10

Researchers improving lives of children in developing countries

2013-05-10

Queen's, Tongji University establish new environment research network

2013-05-03

Admin. & Operations

University Council votes for reform

2013-05-17

Student reflects on life on West Campus

2013-05-16

Current issue of For the Record now online

2013-05-16

Science & Technology

Why don't beetles freeze in the winter?

2013-05-13

Two Queen's-affiliated laboratories make Canadian top 10

2013-05-08

Cerebral palsy is no barrier to high-octane exergaming

2013-05-08

Student Experience

Enrichment Studies Unit moves to Student Affairs

2013-05-17

Queen's student earns prestigious Trudeau scholarship

2013-05-14

Sustainable house project receives funding boost

2013-05-08

Sustainability

Queen's takes on the Commuter Challenge

2013-05-08

Sustainable house project receives funding boost

2013-05-08

Students go green for sustainability week

2013-03-01

Teaching & Learning

New scholarship focuses on veterans' mental health

2013-05-15

Queen's students earn prestigious scholarships

2013-05-15

Colloquium highlights innovative teaching at Queen's

2013-05-02

Profiles

Student reflects on life on West Campus

2013-05-16

South African student seeks change in country's food system

2013-05-10

Tricolour spirit led Mexican student to Queen's

2013-05-03

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Queen's in the News

Erin Crandall (PhD Political Studies student) – What are the federal implications of both the BC and Labrador by-elections, on CBC National Radio News.
John-Kurt Pliniussen (School of Business) – Telecom sector not quite as uncompetitive as it’s been made out to be, in the National Post.
John Andrew (School of Urban and Regional Planning, School of Business) – The Canadian Real Estate Association presents its report on home appreciation, on CTV News Channel.
Phil Giurlando (PhD History student) – What impact with France’s economy entering another recession have on the Eurozone, on CTV News Channel.

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