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Condemns reckless behaviour of some students and individuals coming into community for sole purpose of causing trouble.

Queen’s professor Maha Othman (Biomedical and Molecular Science) has been fascinated by blood since she realized it is involved in almost every human disease, regardless of the body organ or system.

Ontario's Minister of Colleges and Universities tours Mitchell Hall, learns about Student Wellness Services and innovation efforts.

With all official Homecoming events taking place online, Queen’s strongly urges students to respect COVID-19 safety guidelines over the coming weekends.

The Queen’s Centre for Teaching and Learning has new resources dedicated to several priority areas including anti-racism and inclusion.

Submissions made through new IN-SIGHT tool will help university design and refine harassment and discrimination programming, policies, services, and more.

Research applies natural experiments to determine the labour market impacts of minimum wages, immigration, and education.

For Us By Us Resource Toolkit centralizes and highlights information, resources, and spaces to empower and support QTBIPoC student communities.

On Oct. 14, Queen’s researchers and alumni will provide insight into our post-pandemic future.

Expert-driven assessment comes as sustainable finance becomes increasingly essential to Canada’s global competitiveness.