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With the help of hundreds of volunteers and support staff, approximately 4,500 first-year students are welcomed on their first day at the university.

The University District Safety Initiative, unveiled this spring, will be in effect for Orientation Week.

The Inclusive Queen’s website provides information on resources, training, and support services to help all members of the Queen’s community feel welcomed. 

Principal Daniel Woolf comments on the Ontario government’s new freedom of speech policy in his role as chair of the Council of Ontario Universities.

Graduate students participating in two annual Queen’s writing retreats find that, by the lake, the words just seem to flow better.

From certificate programs, lunch-and-learns, and an extensive variety of health and fitness classes, there are more than 135 offerings for 2018-19.

Six Queen’s University researchers awarded funding to improve human health and health care.

Several recommendations of the Undergraduate Orientation Review Working Group have been completed in time for Orientation 2018.

Newly-arrived faculty members are introduced to the many resources that are available to help make their first year at ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ a successful one.

The Queen’s International Institute on Social Policy’s conference tackled the future of work and social policy in Canada.