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The university continues to address its financial challenges, aiming to reduce its operating budget deficit while supporting and advancing its commitment to academic and research excellence.

A look back at the energy, imagination, and community spirit that defined this year’s Science Rendezvous Kingston.

The Dr. Pamela Frid, MD’82, Memorial Bursary will support incoming medical students in financial need, with preference for those who identify as women.

Justin Sandrasagra and Nafanta Fadiga will receive funding to pursues master’s degrees at McGill University after taking part in a competitive selection process.

The second annual Teaching and Learning Month at Queen’s brings educators from across campus together to discuss AI, academic integrity, and more.

A transformative program led by the Yellow House and Queen’s Athletics and Recreation empowers Black members of the university and Kingston communities to feel safer, more confident, and a greater sense of belonging in the water.

Two teams and eight individual staff members are being celebrated for their excellent work and accomplishments at Queen’s.

Queen’s will receive $15.9 million to support Science, ����ֱ��, Engineering, and Mathematics programs, responding to a growing demand for skilled graduates in these fields.