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The Queen's community can still share in the beauty of campus.

Looking beyond COVID-19, graduate students and city officials are teaming up to investigate ways to improve air travel to Kingston.

The Enrichment Studies Unit is linking elementary and secondary school students with resources that introduce them to university studies. 

MyOpenCourt, a project of the Conflict Analytics Lab at the Faculty of Law and Smith School of Business, helps out-of-work Canadians to understand their legal rights and options.

Senior leadership meets with hundreds of faculty and staff online to talk about the coming year.

Research shows that approximately 40 per cent of children struggle with attention, motivation, and impulsive behaviours at school.

The inaugural Ballytobin Live From the Isabel Online Summer Music Festival will bring live concerts to music lovers in Kingston and around the world.

Student Wellness Services offers virtual appointments and trainings for students, faculty, and staff.

The Conversation: The ability of food banks to meet the needs of food insecure Canadians has plummeted just when it is needed most.

Queen’s researcher Dongmei Chen and collaborators receive federal funding to explore how the social dynamics of coronavirus transmission impact decision making.