Queen’s honours graduates and honorary degree recipients
Spring convocation ceremonies recognize more than 5,000 graduates from seven faculties and three honorary degree recipients for their achievements and impact.
Thrive 365 emphasizes connection during Mental Health Month
Programming supports employee wellbeing, resilience, and connection through practical workplace supports and activities.
Into the spotlight
This year’s Kingston Canadian Film Festival features Faculty of Arts and Science alumni in a variety of roles.
Black Histories and Futures Month 2026
Reflections and celebration will be at the fore as the Queen’s and Kingston communities come together for events throughout February.
Honouring a legacy
The ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ community gathered for the unveiling of Chancellor Emeritus Murray Sinclair’s portrait and the first of an annual lecture series to commemorate him.
Excellence in teaching, commitment to learning
New Principal’s Teaching and Learning Grants program launched at the annual university-wide teaching awards reception celebrating remarkable educators and staff.
Honouring our Nobel Laureate
Event honoured Dr. Art McDonald and celebrated a $45.5 million investment into the McDonald Insitute.
Pride 2025
Queen’s is raising the Progress Pride flag this June, and the Yellow House and other campus units are leading events and initiatives to support community connection during local Pride celebrations.