Introducing Queen's University
Queen’s is a diverse and dynamic academically-acclaimed university that provides students with an...
Glimpse of Queen's
At Queen’s we learn, discover, think and do…and we dance.
Music:
ODESZA - "Say My Name...
An Exceptional Year - One of 175
A Nobel Prize, a $50-million gift, another Rembrandt portrait, and the new Dan School of Drama and...
The Path to the Nobel Prize
Discover how Queen’s Professor Emeritus Dr. Arthur McDonald, a team of Canadian and international s...
Principal Woolf: Queen’s in the future
Over the past anniversary year, Queen’s has celebrated 175 years by reflecting on the past, and als...
An international graduate student perspective
Queen’s offers more than 120 graduate degree programs that span disciplines in six faculties. We of...
Guinness World Record
On Tuesday September 6th, 2016 Queen’s University set a new Guinness World Record for largest human...
Spring Flowers on Campus
Though generally mild, temperatures have been known to reach upwards of 34 degrees Celsius in th...
University Avenue
Campus Tour: Stauffer LIbrary
Opened in the fall of 1994, the five-storey Joseph S. Stauffer Library is the largest library on...
Stauffer Library
Opened in the fall of 1994, the five-storey Joseph S. Stauffer Library is the largest library on...
The Isabel Bader Centre fo the Performing Arts
Located on the shore of Lake Ontario, the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts opened in...
Campus Tours
Many applicants attend our March Break Open House event.
Computing competition
QHacks is a 36 hour hackathon where students from all over Canada turn their ideas into real, ta...
Arts and Science Majors Night in Grant Hall
At Majors Night, students can learn more out each Arts and Science program.
Theological Hall
Constructed in 1879-1880, Theological Hall is the third oldest building on campus.
Snowman in winter
Ontario Hall
Completed in 1903, this Victorian Romanesque building houses the Department of Art.
Fall day on campus
Fall day on campus
Mackintosh-Corry Hall on a summer day
Completed in 1973, Mackintosh-Corry Hall is home to several departments and institutes, as well...
The Isabel Bader Centre fo the Performing Arts
Embracing the principles of interactivity and integration, the Music, Film and Media, Drama, and...
The Isabel Bader Centre fo the Performing Arts
Located on the shore of Lake Ontario, the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts opened in...
Tobiganning on campus
Winter can be fun!
Grant Hall Tower reflected
With its tall limestone clock-tower, this assembly and concert hall, completed in 1905, is Queen...
Chernoff Hall
This state of the art facility has been home to the Department of Chemistry since 2002. More tha...
Food on campus
Along with cafeterias and food outlets, many food trucks are open all year round for a quick sna...
Goodes Hall: Smith School of Business
Home to the the Smith School of Business, Goodes Hall occupies a renovated and expanded former 1...
Goodes Hall: Smith School of Business
The guiding principle for the Goodes Hall design was to create a space that would enable maximum...
Victoria Hall residence room
Our 17 unique residence buildings accommodate more than 4,500 students from 90+ countries.
The Tea Room
The Tea Room is a student-owned and operated, environmentally responsible cafe.
Queen's Bader International Study Centre (BISC)
For students at the BISC, located at Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex, England, field studies...
Queen's Bader International Study Centre (BISC)
For students at the BISC, located at Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex, England, field studies...
Duncan McArthur Hall: Faculty of Education
Duncan McArthur Hall is one of the few buildings located on the west campus of Queen's Univ...
Douglas Library
This campus landmark is the oldest of Queen's libraries. The southern half of the building...
Students support
Queen’s is committed to your academic and personal success. We have programs and services to sup...
Leonard Hall Cafeteria
Our three residence dining halls feature all-you-care-to-eat service, with a wide selection of g...
Ban Righ Cafeteria
Our three residence dining halls feature all-you-care-to-eat service, with a wide selection of g...
Residence Lounge
Queen's 21 retail food outlets include 3 coffee lounges in residence.
Food options
Our 21 retail food outlets feature fresh food options to go!
Fall day on campus
In 2016-17, 2,496 international students, representing 108 countries, studied at Queen’s,
Winter on campus
Orientation activities for international students include sessions on "Learning to Love Win...
Kingston Hall
Along with the attached Grant Hall, Kingston Hall served as a military hospital during the First...
March Break Open House
March Break Open House activities include tours of campus for prospective students.
Stauffer Library
Stauffer Library has room for approximately 1.5 million volumes, six kilometres of bookstacks, a...
Harry Potter Room
This study space in Douglas Library is know to students as the Harry Potter room.
Summerhill
The oldest building at Queen's, this graceful neoclassical villa was built as a private hom...
Queen's celebrated it's 175th anniversiry in 2016.
For 175 years+ the spirit of initiative has been at the heart of Queen’s.
George Richardson Memorial Stadium
This new stadium, revitalized in 2016, is home to Queen's Gaels football team and is used f...
Queen's Bands
Queen's Bands perform at football games, appear at major university ceremonies, and represe...
Fall day on campus: student experience
Queen's has the highest ranking in student experience.
(The Globe and Mail Canadian Univers...
Living in Residence
Our 17 unique residence buildings accommodate more than 4,500 students from 90+ countries. More...
Students on University Avenue
Ontario Hall and Grant Hall
