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Nov 1, 2024 · From the cosmos to the screen: Underrated Electives, part one. In her first year at Queen’s, Vienna Wiens, ArtSci ’26, enrolled in RELS 137 Religion and Film simply because it was one of the few electives with space to join. Little did she know this casual choice would lead her down a spiritual and cinematic rabbit hole.
Renew Program prepares to revamp critical services across campus
1 day ago · November 8, 2024. News, University. Image by: Nelson Chen. Phase one of the Queen’s Renew Program was completed in October. Leading into phase two of the Queen’s Renew Program, the University’s professional services face new changes. The Renew Program, co-chaired by Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic) Matthew Evans and Vice-Principal ...
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Nov 1, 2024 · Homecoming 2024 celebrates the lasting friendship of Tricolour across generations. October 25, 2024. Nostalgia filled the air at Homecoming 2024. Memories of the past rose to the surface as the University welcomed over 2,000 alumni on Oct. 18, celebrating milestone reunions for those whose graduating years end in a four or nine.
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Nearly half of students perceive Queen's as unwelcoming, Shift …
Oct 17, 2023 · A greater number of students have considered leaving Queen’s University. The University released the results from the 2023 Shift Survey on Sept. 21. The survey—first launched in 2021—reviews students’ perceptions of campus culture and safety. The Shift Survey investigates the Queen’s experience from an equity, diversity, and inclusion lens by considering responses through an ...
Analysis: Queen’s University’s financial woes are a symptom of a …
Jan 12, 2024 · Queen’s University first showed signs of financial strain in March 2020, when it projected its first operating deficit in years. It has since spiraled into fiscal quagmire. The University forecasted a $62.8 million operating deficit for the 2023-24 academic year last May, and later revised the projection to a $48 million deficit in December.
Queen’s takes on the UN - The Queen's Journal
Sep 26, 2023 · Queen’s University took a global stand for sustainable development goals at the UN summit last week. Queen’s representatives travelled to New York City to represent the University at the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Action Weekend at the United Nations Headquarters from Sept. 18 to 19.
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Oct 11, 2024 · Scepticism over fiscal practices amid $35.7 million deficit projection. The University’s facing scrutiny after its year-end financial statements raised concerns about fiscal management and sparked calls for greater transparency. October 11, 2024.
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The health of Indigenous people’s isn’t an Indigenous problem, it’s Canada’s responsibility. October 4, 2024. The declining life spans of the Indigenous community is a cry for Canadian healthcare systems to change their ways. However, their solution is a bit too simplistic for an issue that runs generations deep.