A joint class of Arts and Science students examined the relationship between Indigenous Peoples and settler communities through a social justice exposition.

The Queen’s Equity Office marked a milestone and celebrated equity leaders from across Queen’s at an annual symposium.

The Agnes Etherington Art Centre has received a gift of Inuit prints and a bequest from Margaret McGowan and her husband.

DIFF – the Diversity & Inclusion Film Festival – will take you from Australia, to Uganda, to China, and Egypt – all without leaving Queen’s.

The student-led Indigenous Awareness Week featured high profile speakers and artists, along with events designed to bring the community together.

Three Indigenous artists presented art proposals Monday as part of a project to bring First Nations art into the Faculty of Law atrium.

The Queen’s Native Student Association (QNSA) is organizing a week of events aimed at raising awareness of reconciliation and Indigenous matters.

This year’s celebrations and reflections are being marked through art and powerful discussions.

Have your say on the three proposals submitted by Indigenous artists seeking to create a permanent art installation in the Queen’s Law building.

Prestigious Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funding for Queen’s Master of Art Conservation program increases focus on Indigenous material culture.