In solidarity against Asian racism
Held on May 20 during Asian Heritage Month, the Asian Gold Ribbon Campaign urged individuals, organizations, and communities to demonstrate solidarity again Asian racism. The Campaign is a platform developed for social change and to initiate wide-spread visibility against anti-Asian racism.
Five Faculty of Arts and Science students earn Tricolour Awards
The recipients of the 2020 and 2021 Agnes Benidickson Tricolour Awards have all stepped up during one of the most challenging periods for the Queen’s community.
Bringing music theatre into a virtual world
In a year filled with challenges the Queen’s University Dan School of Drama and Music is presenting the inaugural Watershed Festival – Reimagining Music Theatre.
Faculty of Arts and Science expands pre-doctoral fellowship program
After successfully developing and implementing a new graduate student initiative in 2018, Pre-doctoral Fellowships for Indigenous Students, and awarding it to a total of eight previous fellows, this year the Faculty of Arts and Science is expanding the program.
Supporting healthy communities
The Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) is committed to supporting our people and building strong, healthy communities.
Queen’s professor co-curates National Gallery of Canada’s first major Rembrandt exhibition
The National Gallery of Canada (NGC) will soon present its first-ever exhibition of masterpieces by the world-renowned artist Rembrandt van Rijn, marking the country’s first major loan exhibition focused on Rembrandt since 1969.
Faculty of Arts and Science hiring seven positions in support of Black Studies at Queen’s
Four new Queen’s National Scholar positions have been announced within the Faculty of Arts and Science bringing the QNS total to five following the earlier announcement of a QNS Chair in Black Studies within FAS, a first for Queen’s University.