If something can be described, it can be named
Queens researcher Nathan Brinklow is working to revitalize and reclaim the Mohawk language an effort that began with his own journey to learn the words of his grandmother.
Reflecting on our Northern communities
Exhibition speaks to the link between settler colonization and waste.
Art exhibition tells a story
Art and Wastes in Panniqtuuq, Nunavut has tremendous political, environmental and social implications.
Six positions for Indigenous scholars selected for recruitment through the Queens National Scholars Program
The 2022-23 Queens National Scholars (QNS) competition launched earlier this year to enhance capacity and academic excellence in the interdisciplinary Indigenous Studies Program at Queens.
Fostering awareness, understanding, and action
The student-run Tricolour Outlet collaborates with a local Cree artist to create t-shirts supporting the Orange Shirt Society.
Signage changes result in a major increase in gender-neutral washrooms on campus
All single-user washrooms across campus have now been converted into gender-neutral washrooms with symbol-based signage that focuses on the usage of the space rather than the identity of the user.
Outdoor Indigenous space opens on campus
New building near Tindall Field an important place of ceremony and learning.
Making a smooth transition
FAS Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math embrace orientation week on campus.