A new earthquake warning system will prepare Canada for dangerous shaking
Large earthquakes can wreak enormous violence upon lives, livelihoods, infrastructure and the environment.
Keynote kicks off second year of Healthy Communities
With the first year of Healthy Communities programming for FAS faculty and staff complete, a new line-up of offerings is getting underway.
Migrant workers are flipping the script and using Photovoice to tell their own stories
What happens when undocumented Bangladeshi and Pakistani men in Greece pick up their cell phones to record their lives as migrant agricultural workers?
FAS renames medial degree plan to Joint Honours
The Faculty of Arts and Science offers multidisciplinary Honours Plans where students can combine studies in two distinct areas of the student’s choosing. Senate recently approved a name change for the plan to Joint Honours from the archaic Medial terminology.
Provincial funding supports early career researchers
The Government of Ontario recently announced the results for the sixteenth round of its Early Researcher Awards (ERA).
University honours Indigenous women and girls lost to violence
Draped from lamp posts running the length of University Avenue between Union and Stuart streets, the well-known art display by Indigenous artist Jaime Black — called the REDress Project — has been installed by the Queen’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives in recognition of countless lives impacted and lost to violence and systemic neglect.
Digitizing FAS processes enhances the student experience
The Faculty of Arts and Science is excited to announce a shift to digital for several processes that will enhance students’ experience while moving through their Queen’s University studies.
Kingston ranked most gender diverse city in Ontario
Kingston has officially been ranked the most gender diverse city in Ontario, according to the 2021 Census.