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Stephen Smith, wearing glasses and a blue suit, marks ten years since his historic $50-million donation to Smith School of Business.

10 years later: How Stephen Smith’s historic gift transformed business education and research at Queen’s

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Students smiling with laptops around them.

New alumni gift to support Commerce students through life’s challenges

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Group of four individuals posing happy to the camera with a grey background. Two of them, wearing beautiful indigenous pieces of clothing.

From left, Nathan Cheechoo, Indigenous Recruitment and Student Advisor, Queen’s Health Sciences; Dr. Nancy Tatham, Artsci’86, Artsci’00; Donna Henderson; and Dr. Sarah Funnell, Chair, Indigenous Health, at a recent event celebrating continued support for the Chair.

Renewed gift to strengthen Indigenous health learning and research at Queen’s

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Joseph Huff sits in his office at Peters’ Heat Treating with his dog Rosie, known as the “Corporate Watchdog.”

Joseph Huff, Sc’75, with Rosie – aka the “Corporate Watchdog” – in his office at Peters’ Heat Treating in Meadville, Pennsylvania.

How one alum’s elevator prank turned into a lasting Queen’s legacy

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A group of students stands proudly by a machine, representing a new Canerector Foundation donation for Smith Engineering education.

On a recent visit to the McLaughlin Hall Machine Shop, Canerector CEO Amanda Hawkins, Sc’07, (right) meets with Smith Engineering students and Machinist Laboratory Technician Paul Moreland (third from right).