Additional funding from Legal Aid Ontario will allow Queen’s Legal Aid to grow its current programs and launch new outreach initiatives. 

Review overseen by Principal Daniel Woolf will examine Queen’s non-academic misconduct system with an aim of improving the system for student safety, health and wellness.

She Said What, an all-female sketch comedy troupe made up of Queen's alumni, returns to university for workshops, performance.

Queen’s University Library hosting series of events to celebrate science and share an appreciation for the insights, inventions and ideas that shape our world.

The first-year student died at Kingston General Hospital on Sept. 17 following an anaphylactic allergic reaction. 

Agnes Etherington Art Centre hosting special event on Sept. 24 to launch of fall exhibitions.

Scott Carson is excited to build on Queen’s tradition of preparing students for careers as senior bureaucrats and leaders in the non-profit sector.

Lori Rand and a group of friends are working to support the local branch of Save a Family from Syria.

Staff members can sign up for a wide range of certificate programs, workshops and wellness programs through the online learning catalogue. 

New student wellness services delivery model supports enhanced integration and collaboration across units at Queen’s and with wellness partners across the campus and in the Kingston community.