Holiday shut down begins the afternoon of Dec. 24 and will continue through to Jan. 4.

The university experienced a number of milestones in 2015, including Arthur McDonald receiving the Nobel Prize in Physics and alumnus Stephen J.R. Smith giving $50 million to the business school.

Students play a key role in helping the Queen's community reach its $300,000 fundraising goal for the United Way of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington.

School of Graduate Studies honours Allison Sherman (Art History) and Wayne Snedden (Biology) as Featured Graduate Coordinators of the Year. 

Queen’s partners with Honeywell on a $10-million energy conservation project.

Aboriginal Teacher Education Program leads Queen's community in celebrating the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Final Report.

Dean of Arts and Science will continue at Queen’s until June 30, 2016.

It was an exciting time for the Queen's community as Professor Emeritus Arthur McDonald received the Nobel Prize in Physics.

Professor Emeritus Art McDonald officially receives his Nobel Prize in Physics at a ceremony in Stockholm, Sweden.

Wife of former Queen’s chaplain died on Dec. 8.