James Sawchuk is headed to Pyeongchang as an athletic therapist for the Canadian men’s sledge hockey team.

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

The Policy Speakers Series featured Marlene Brant Castellano on her experiences advocating for the rights of Indigenous peoples.

Teams of Queen’s and St. Lawrence College students will be receiving internships and other supports to implement their city-building ideas.

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

The School of Graduate Studies, the faculties, and campus and community partners came together to celebrate masters and doctoral studies this week.

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

A summer fellowship program helps one undergraduate student explore a piece of the Indigenous news media landscape.

The themes of Black History Month 2018 included perseverance, and looking to the future. 

The program has received new CanCode funding to support visits to local schools and First Nations communities.