W100 Representative
Brenda PaulAssociate Vice-Principal, Integrated Communications
Queen’s University, founded in 184, stand on a history of unparalleled academic and research achievement and remain committed to challenging assumptions of the past. The university drives forward the boundaries of knowledge through research and learning – all in service to its vision of an inclusive, diverse, and sustainable society.
The Queen’s community seeks to solve the world’s most significant and urgent challenges with intellectual curiosity, passion to achieve, and commitment to collaboration.
The university is located in the city of Kingston, Ontario, Canada on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples. Our campus community is deeply integrated into the city’s local and regional economy, culture, and social fabric.
The Latest from Queen's University
A great clip of Dax D'Orazio on @TheAgenda with @spaikin yesterday, discussing online hate. 🖥️🎬🍿
The #QueensU community is behind the Women's Basketball team as the compete at the national championship.
#GoGaelsGo
#ChaGheill
I’ve made my way over to Stauffer @QueensULibrary for the opening of the 18th annual undergraduate research conference here at @QueensU — looking forward to seeing the great work our undergrads have been engaged in.
It’s a busy time of term! Students @queensu are encouraged to access the supports and services available, including:
Queen's University is home to over 300 unique student clubs
The Cancer Clinical Trials Group, based at Queen’s, plays a critical role in the global fight against cancer.
Queen’s professor Arthur B. McDonald, along with Takaaki Kajita of the University of Tokyo, has been awarded the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics. Their revolutionary work redefined the basic laws of particle physics and confirmed the detailed understanding of how the sun burns
Our diversity enriches the community.Our research changes the world.
Mission & Vision:
Mission
Vision
Driven to discover
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Research centres and institutes
$1.9B
Contributed to Canada's GDP in 2018/2019
Queen’s University’s reputation for leading-edge physics, cancer research, geoengineering, data analytics, surveillance studies, social science and mental health research is well documented, highlighted by the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics.
Queen’s researchers are working to improve the wellbeing of people and our planet. Some are exploring the building blocks of the universe. Others are working to improve health care and sustainable technologies. Across all disciplines, we are on a mission of discovery.
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