To give you enough time to access the online Major Admission Award Application (MAA), we strongly recommend applying to Queen’s on OUAC by November 20. Deadline to submit the online Major Admission ...

Queen’s University is pleased to include property and liability insurance for students while living in residence. Through the program, integrated into the cost of your Residence Fees, you will receive ...

Experience the powerful production of Missing, the acclaimed chamber opera by Métis playwright Marie Clements and JUNO award-winning composer Brian Current. Missing gives voice, in English and Gitksan ...

Missing gives voice, in English and Gitksan, to stories of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Set in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside and along the Highway of Tears, Missing is a poetic expression of ...

Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic) Dr. Matthew Evans is the university's chief academic, budget, and operating officer. In these roles, Dr. Evans is responsible for the development of the ...

Congratulations to the Engineering Physics class of 2023 who received their Iron Rings on Sunday March 19! The Iron Ring symbolizes the pride which engineers have in their profession, while ...

This 240-acre project will advance nature recovery, climate resilience, research, teaching, and community engagement at Queen’s University’s historic academic centre in East Sussex, U.K.

Construction began in August 2024. In addition to Queen’s investment, the project has received funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation, and the Ontario Ministry of Colleges, Universities, ...

Experience a first-hand perspective of the art of research with the winners of this year’s photo and video contest.

Queen’s is now home to Canada’s first chapter of Women in High Performance Computing (WHPC), an international not-for-profit that works with partners around the world to highlight women’s ...

Thanyehténhas (Nathan Brinklow) is using artificial intelligence to build a platform for exploring historical texts in Indigenous language.

Artwork by Queen’s student Mazinibii’ige will appear on orange T-shirts for the university’s 2026 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation observances.