The Life Sci and Biochem DSC presents Yoga with a certified yoga instructor, which will be taking place in Studio 4 of the ARC located on the upper level 2. NOTICE: Yoga mats will not be provided, so students will need to bring their own to ensure safety for the event.
A book club meeting ran by Good Mourning Queen's, where students can talk freely about the book of the month, their experiences of grief and loss, or about coping strategies. The book of this month is "The Time Keeper" by Mitch Albom.
Ticket sale booths for upcoming NeuGeneration Conference in January 2023.
Open to all ArtSci students, the "So You Wanna Run in an Election?" workshop is an opportunity for students who are interested in learning about the elections process, hear from current and past ASUS Exec, and network with other potential candidates/running mates.
This event is a fundraiser for Ultraviolet Magazine, which is a student-run creative arts magazine that publishes an annual magazine issue promoting art, poetry, prose, and photography created by the Queen’s community. The Collage Night is inspired by our latest issue of the magazine, which had a collage theme to it. We will be providing […]
Casual merchandise sale of Queen's clothing, ran by Campus Equipment Outfitters.
Donate to the AMS Food Bank and receive a professional headshot from Studio Q! To redeem: a) Donate 5 non-perishable food items, or b) Donate $5
This is an opportunity for equity-seeking and equity-deserving students to show off any artwork or creations they normally sell. It is a platform to promote them and their work. It is essentially a fair or art show for individuals to attend (without an entry fee), and support their fellow students.
This dodgeball tournament is aiming to raise funds for men’s mental health initiatives, as November is Men’s Health Month. We are aiming to bring Queen’s students together to promote the importance of taking care not only of your physical health, which is primarily highlighted during Movember, but also mental wellness. A severe stigma exists surrounding […]
Students for Wishes is partnering with the Kingston Frontenac's hockey team to raise money for the Make-a-Wish foundation, as well as participating in the Chuck-a-Puck fundraiser.
The Organization of Latin American Students (OLAS) at Queen's is planning this event because it is rare for the World Cup to be held during the school year, and two Latin American teams are playing on November 26th. Soccer is a big part of many Latin American (LA) countries, so we are expecting many LA […]
Historically, TEDxQueensU has hosted a taster event in the fall term to preface our main conference that occurs in the winter term. In recent years, our fall taster event has included “The Web,” which offered a platform for individuals in the QTBIPOC community to share their ideas worth spreading regarding their community’s strength, resilience, hardships, […]
Ticket sale booths for upcoming NeuGeneration Conference in January 2023.
Good Times Diner will be offering bakery items by donation to all individuals within the Queen’s community. All donations received will be donated to a local Kingston foodbank to combat food insecurity.
The fall taster is a panel event run by Queen's Feminist Leadership in Politics. The purpose and focus is highlighting women's achievement in entrepreneurship and their unique journeys that precede it. It will cover the struggles, biases, and unconventional journeys and what barriers exist for women in succeeding as entrepreneurs. Our intention is to raise […]
The purpose of this event is to raise money for the Extra Awesome weekly activities. Every week, Queen's student volunteers participate in various activities with kids with disabilities and their siblings. We will be hosting a coffee house to raise funds for these activities and raise awareness for the club as a whole.
The Gender Studies DSC will be pairing with the Sociology DSC to put on a movie for our shared community of students. This is an opportunity for both DSC’s to work together and to create a relationship for more collaborations in the future!
The Smith Commerce Society holds its annual Holiday Hope fundraising event every December to raise money for charity. The purpose of the event is to promote the holiday spirit through student performances while raising awareness and funds for the Tree of Hope foundation.