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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.

Indigenous professionals remain underrepresented in health care. 

New research funding enables study of global humanitarian abuse, and Indigenous identity in sport.

Through Connected Minds Team Grants, Queen’s researchers are harnessing technology to support responsible innovation.

Queen’s is raising the Progress Pride flag this June, and the Yellow House and other campus units are leading events and initiatives to support community connection during local Pride celebrations.

A transformative program led by the Yellow House and Queen’s Athletics and Recreation empowers Black members of the university and Kingston communities to feel safer, more confident, and a greater sense of belonging in the water.

Caregivers play a crucial role in supporting others, but gaps in formal and natural support systems leave many struggling to access the help they need.

Student Affairs' annual awards showcase student commitment, passion and action on campus and in Kingston.

Conflicting demands from modern workplaces and motherhood make it difficult for working mothers to balance professional and family responsibilities, highlighting the need for reforms to create more supportive and equitable workplaces.