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Queen’s celebrates the launch of a new community engagement framework and website with a day of collaboration and relationship-building.

Community partners are working together to provide a range of programming and activities on campus in the busy fall season, including Homecoming.

From Nov. 3 to 7, Queen’s community members can participate in special programming, events, and activities that focus on connection and inclusivity.

A recent reception in Grant Hall highlighted recipients of the university’s major scholarships and awards that are making a Queen’s education more accessible.

Members of the Queen’s community gathered for a sacred fire and were encouraged to access and share new resources on respectful engagement. 

The University Club has been open to everyone – membership no longer required – for almost a year and is offering dining and gathering spaces for the Queen’s community and beyond.

The university is now offering a pilot program of additional orientation sessions for new faculty focused on topics such as tenure, graduate supervision, and more.

The day acknowledges the history and impact of residential schools on Indigenous Peoples and communities across Canada. 

The Queen’s Undergraduate Internship Program is setting students up for success by helping them build their skills through real world work experiences.

The Queen’s University International Centre helps a new cohort settle into Queen’s and Canada before classes begin.