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Human Resources workshops encourage employees and managers to engage in an open dialogue about performance throughout the year. 

Creativity and the Mind brings together mental health experts, researchers and artists to explore the links between creativity and mental illness.  

lynda.com, a popular website offering thousands of instructional videos, is now available to students, faculty and staff.

To celebrate the university’s 175th anniversary in 2016, a group is collecting historic Queen’s moments – and they welcome your input.

More than $1.5 billion is earmarked for research, innovation, the Canada student loan program, and Aboriginal education.

Begin Anywhere exhibition features artwork of BFA graduating class at Ontario Hall from April 20-25.

This year, students can drop off household items, as well as buy things they might need, at Drop & Shop in MacGillivray-Brown Hall.

Queen’s Master in Art Conservation program celebrates 40 years of renewal.

HIST 210 students are using the Archives to learn more about Queen's history of tackling sexual assault on campus. 

Richi Tam (Com'13) helped create the Commerce Legacy Fund for Student Health and Wellness, which provides support for mental health initiatives to benefit Commerce students.