The Queen’s community is remembering Principal Emeritus Thomas R. Williams, who served as the university's Principal and Vice ...

Over the course of my 5 years at Queen’s (including a semester abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland), I’ve lived with over 20 different people in various living arrangements. Here are some of the key things ...

Kim is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Geography and Planning. The first part of her work focuses on meal kit delivery programs and consumer identity negotiations in relation to foodscapes and ...

Kate is both a Professional Engineer and a Registered Professional Planner. She brings the language of planning together with that of engineering. As a trained Project Manager, Kate has led projects ...

The Queen’s community is remembering Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, who died Dec. 29, at the age of ...

The world is mourning the loss of former U.S. president Jimmy Carter, including members of the Queen’s community who are fondly recalling the president’s special connection to the university. In ...

Morad Roohi’s research focuses on the modern Middle East, with particular emphasis on stateless populations, especially Kurdish communities whose lands are divided between Iran, Iraq, Turkey, and ...

I am a PhD Candidate in the Department of Geography and Planning at Queen’s University. I hold a Master in Planning from Queen’s University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts (Specialization in Géographie ...

My research interests lie primarily in the relationship between climate and literature, particularly in contemporary climate fiction. Trained as a Romanticist, I also have interests in women’s writing ...

Immediately following the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival each November, a selection of the top films submitted to the Festival go on a tour around the world. Host organizations in each tour ...

Marshall Hill is a poet, critic, and theorist recently graduated from Queen’s with a PhD in Cultural Studies. His work is situated at the conjuncture of literature as a social practice and the ...

Queen’s University will conduct an audible test of its campus Emergency Notification System (ENS) on Monday, Dec. 23, at 11 a.m. The test will last about one minute. The test will consist of ...