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Mayor Bryan Paterson (MA’01, PhD’07) poses with Anna Geladi, Nick Kuhl, Mac Fitzgerald and Gurraj Ahluwalia, members of a winning team from the Master of Planning program. The team pitched a winter cycling network that includes a pilot project for a two-way bike lane along Johnson Street. (Supplied Photo)
Investing in innovative ideas

Teams of Queen’s and St. Lawrence College students will be receiving internships and other supports to implement their city-building ideas.

March 6, 2018
A carpenter works on construction of the Innovation and Wellness Centre. (Photo: Physical Plant Services)
Changes to capital project approval policy

Changes to the budget threshold and approval process of capital projects have been approved by the Board of Trustees.

March 5, 2018
³ÉÈË´óƬ Gaels women's hockey team celebrates
Gaels advance to McCaw Cup final

Women's hockey team to face Western Mustangs; Men's volleyball team advances to OUA Final Four.

March 5, 2018
Ana Sofijanic's image of an Abyanaki woman as she escapes the midday sun, sitting in the shade of the old red clay houses that make up the village of Abyaneh.
The world around us

Ana Sofijanic, a graduate student from South Africa, selected as the overall winner of the 10th annual QUIC Photo Contest.  

March 5, 2018
The ³ÉÈË´óƬ Faculty of Law. (University Communications)
Queen’s Law reveals shortlist of Indigenous art proposals

Have your say on the three proposals submitted by Indigenous artists seeking to create a permanent art installation in the Queen’s Law building.

March 2, 2018
Graduate students Titilope-Oluwa Adebola, Anika Cloutier, Andrew Coombs, Zaid Taha, Priscila de Oliveira Falcao, and Katie Alyssa Hunt prepare for their presentations at the Research Showcase. (University Communications)
A week of masterful celebrations

The School of Graduate Studies, the faculties, and campus and community partners came together to celebrate masters and doctoral studies this week.

March 2, 2018
Illustration of a black hole (Credit: NSF LIGO Sonoma State University)
Nobel Prize winner to speak on Einstein, black holes, and gravitational waves

Queen’s public lecture series hosts Nobel laureate to discuss the complex mysteries of the universe.

March 2, 2018
[Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funding]
Unprecedented grant awarded to Queen’s Art Conservation

Prestigious Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funding for Queen’s Master of Art Conservation program increases focus on Indigenous material culture.

March 1, 2018
Alyssa Aiello (Artsci’18) participated in the Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowship.
Branching out into Indigenous research

A summer fellowship program helps one undergraduate student explore a piece of the Indigenous news media landscape.

March 1, 2018
[Grant Hall]
University Pension Plan update

A new path for Ontario university pensions.

March 1, 2018