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Queen’s and Bell Let’s Talk presented a panel that brought attention to the mental health issues faced by different groups in Canada.

The Conversation: Historically, we immunized children against diseases like polio that were a clear danger to them, but COVID-19 is usually mild in children.  

Mental Health Promotion Week at Queen’s builds on Bell Let’s Talk Day with events and resources offered by groups across the university.

Queen’s Human Resources is hosting a Thrive boost with a series of events Feb. 8-12, including a special keynote speaker.

This year’s Kingston Climate Change Symposium, co-sponsored by Queen’s, focused on lessons being learned during the pandemic. 

The university has embarked upon a mission to make the Anishinaabe First Nations People, Six Nations Confederacy, Two Row Wampum, Métis Nation, LGBTQ2S+ Pride, and Trans Pride flags visible throughout campus.

Principal Patrick Deane is moving closer to a new strategic framework through a series of town halls.

Queen’s researcher Christopher Cotton is one of the authors of “Building the Canadian Shield,” an approach that says a longer lockdown will save more lives and cost less economically.

A total of 426 varsity student-athletes were recognized for having earned at least a 3.5 grade-point average over the past academic year at Queen's.

The Queen’s School of Policy Studies is laying out strategies for building a better society in the wake of COVID-19 in a series of white papers.