Accepting anxiety as COVID-19 looms
Queen’s University researcher Tom Hollenstein on ways of coping with stress as the world deals with the coronavirus.
Principal provides important update to faculty, staff, and students
Preventative measures at Queen’s are aimed at slowing the rate of infection to ensure the healthcare system can focus on those more seriously affected by the virus.
COVID-19 Information & FAQ for Art and Sciences Members
We understand that the current situation is causing disruption, stress, and uncertainty and we want to let you know that we are here to answer your questions. Please see our Information and FAQs page.
COVID-19 adds new St. Patrick's Day concerns
Large gatherings are an increasing risk for community spread of virus.
The physician heading up the Queen’s University response to COVID-19, Dr. David Walker, is cautioning that large crowds of celebrants could increase the risk of community spread if COVID-19 arrives with visiting revelers.
I@Q Undergraduate Research Conference
The 14th Annual I@Q Undergraduate Research Conference will be held in Stauffer Library March 12-13, 2020. All are welcome to attend. This conference celebrates the research of a new generation of scholars. Please join us to listen, learn, and engage with them.
Prevention and response to COVID-19
Queen’s increases communication to assist campus in coronavirus preparedness.
Queen’s appoints COVID-19 response lead
Former Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences, David Walker, to lead university’s coronavirus response.
As part of Queen's University’s continuing response to COVID-19, Principal and Vice-Chancellor Patrick Deane has appointed David Walker as Special Advisor to the Principal on Planning and Preparation for COVID-19.
Coronavirus COVID-19 Information
Queen’s University administrators are actively monitoring reports on the evolving outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19 that can cause acute upper respiratory illness and pneumonia.