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Challenging themselves

Left to right: Kaylee Darlington and Erika Spagnuolo of Wholistic Wealth.

The Dean’s Changemaker Challenge hosted its fall pitch competition last week with eight teams vying for funding to develop a new business venture. The Challenge is a hands-on learning opportunity for students to collaborate with other undergraduate students from across the Faculty and make meaningful changes in ways that matter.

Remembering the victims of Dec. 6

For the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Queen’s community will be joining together in person without gathering restrictions for a live ceremony to mark the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women on Dec. 6.

Earning Their Place in History

ASUS celebrates 132 years with first all-women executive, council.

Supporting the next generation of leading researchers

Clockwise: Fateme Babaha, Mackenzie Collins, Jessica Hallenbeck, Joshua Kofsky, Sandra Smeltzer, Jodi-Mae John, Michael P.A. Murphy, Chloe Halpenny.

Eight Queen’s students and researchers have been recognized nationally with Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships and Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships.

Mentors Help Navigate Graduate Process

Grad Mentors Joanne Archibald and Jesse Gauthier

Now entering its fourth year, the Faculty of Arts and Science Grad Mentor program is a peer mentoring program that connects prospective students with current MA and PhD students to aid them in their decision-making process.

Puttin’ on the Ritz and improving well-being with older adults through virtual music theatre

Digital programming and virtual interactions, initially considered to be stop-gap measures during the first few waves of the pandemic, may now be an important part of supporting many people’s health and well-being — including the well-being of older adults.

A true champion for women honoured

A true champion for women in the technology industry, Faculty of Arts and Science Professor Wendy Powley has earned yet another honour for supporting gender diversity in computing.

Two alumni named to Order of Ontario

Lieutenant Governor and Chancellor of the Order of Ontario Elizabeth Dowdeswell (middle bottom row) invested the newest recipients into the Order of Ontario during a ceremony on Nov. 21. (Photo courtesy of the Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario.)

The former speaker of the Ontario legislature and the creator of an Indigenous charitable foundation focused on reconciliation are two Queen’s alumni who are among the 24 new appointments to the Order of Ontario the province’s highest honour.