From storytelling to justice: 2025 alumnae fellowships announced
A writer shining light on the legacies of genocide, a lawyer working to humanize administrative justice, and a researcher turning lived experience into tools for change – these are the forward-thinking projects being led by this year’s recipients of three prestigious alumnae fellowships.
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt
Premier Susan Holt is making history in New Brunswick – and she credits many of her leadership skills to her time at Queen’s.
Celine Song’s next act
The Oscar-nominated director studied psychology at Queen’s, but found her true calling in writing for stage and screen.
Anonymous gift to boost AI at ³ÉÈË´óƬ
The donation will support AI research and graduate studies in Geological Sciences and Geological Engineering.
Anonymous donor's gift creates new professorship
Named after one of Queen's longest-serving faculty members, the Peter Taylor Professorship in Mathematics and Statistics will support experiential learning, outreach, and research.
Indigenous Gathering space naming to honour Kanonhsyonne (Janice Hill)
The university is honouring Kanonhsyonne (Janice Hill), Ed’99, by naming the Outdoor Indigenous Gathering Space in recognition of her enduring contributions.
A celebration of Alfred Bader
An upcoming symposium honours Queen’s most transformational benefactor on the 100th anniversary of his birth and his immense contributions to the arts and science.
An act of gratitude
It’s a common enough experience among university alumni: the feeling you owe something to one or more professors whose teaching touched you in a special way; the regret you never had the chance to express your gratitude properly.