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Join Black Histories and Futures Month virtual launch event

Queen’s and Kingston community members are invited to attend the free, virtual opening ceremony event for Black Histories and Futures Month (BHFM) on Feb. 1, 2023 from 5-7:30 p.m.

Talking mental health with Queen’s Bell Canada Chair

Heather Stuart speaking in to a microphone

Heather Stuart reflects on how the conversation around mental health has changed since the start of Bell Let’s Talk Day and previews where her research is going next.

Outstanding students honoured

Jenn Stephenson, Associate Dean (Academic) chats with the students at the celebration event. (Photo by Jackie Li)

Faculty members gather to honour top students in the Faculty of Arts and Science

Art installation tells a Canadian story

Standing Whale might just be a concept, the vision of Canadian artist Edward Burtynsky, but the excitement was palpable at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre last week.

The Dean’s Changemaker Challenge hosted its fall pitch competition last week with eight teams vying for funding to develop a new business venture. The Challenge is a hands-on learning opportunity for students to collaborate with other undergraduate students from across the Faculty and make meaningful changes in ways that matter.

An exciting new chapter for Black Studies at Queen’s

Throughout 2022–2023, the Black Studies program is hosting a series of screenings, conversations, and celebrations to mark the launch of the new interdisciplinary program at Queen’s University.

A salute to the past, and optimism for the future

The Queen’s University Industrial Relations Centre (IRC) celebrated 85 years of success last week, using the event to reflect on the early days of the Centre and start planning for the future. Now housed within the Faculty of Arts and Science, the IRC was created to provide challenging and innovative educational programs to advance the skills and expertise of organizational leaders through training and practitioner-focused research, enabling them to contribute to the success of their organizations.

Queen's marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Dressed in orange, campus community members gather to reflect on residential school legacy and commit to ongoing learning and collaboration.

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