Lindsay Borrows, an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law, is bridging boundaries between Indigenous legal traditions, language revival, and the broader legal community. 

The new AMS executive team looks to boost the group’s connections with the student community.

A reception in Grant Hall brings together undergraduate students who have received Queen’s major scholarships and awards.

The student-run Tricolour Outlet collaborates with a local Cree artist to create t-shirts supporting the Orange Shirt Society.

In-person workshops with The Conversation Canada will help Queen’s researchers reach bigger audiences with their expertise.

Numerous events scheduled throughout the week support the university's ongoing commitment to creating a campus free of sexual violence.

University remembers those affected by a 1918 ban of Black medical students and looks toward a future of greater respect, representation, and justice.

Faculty and university staff at Queen's are embedding training to prevent gender-based and sexual violence into curricular goals of both arts and STEM classes.