Events

Our club is hosting a jewelry rework workshop, which allows students to swap their old pieces with others, or using supplies, turn them into something new! Location: Botterell B129

Do you feel discontent with the current housing situation in Kingston? Are you passionate about student involvement on campus? Or is food insecurity important to you? Come join us in the AMS’s inaugural Student Advocacy Symposium on March 29 between 4 – 6 PM. The purpose of the Student Advocacy Symposium is to evoke a sense of rumination about […]

The Mechanical and Materials Engineering Banquet has been an annual tradition in our department for as long as any staff and faculty can remember. However, there hasn't been a banquet for a few years now due to COVID-19 and we were looking to revive an old tradition! Students and staff alike will join us for […]

The Queen’s Arab Students’ Association is a cultural group with the drive to build a community and provide a space for Arab students at Queen’s University. We aim to create unique and unforgettable experiences by planning events and gatherings throughout the year. The Arab Students’ Association is committed to celebrating our culture, language, and heritage […]

This is a new event as part of the annual Concurrent Education Orientation Fundraising Month. The event will be a game show night where students will pay for their tickets, and sit in the audience while some students present participate in game show parodies (Jeopardy, Family Feud, and the sorts). Students can pay to participate […]

Through its student-led advisory services, QPCG acts as one of the primary touch-points between the Queen’s community and many of North America’s leading venture capital shops, pension funds, and private equity firms. Principal clients of QPCG have a combined AUM of ~$210Bn CAD, including Onex Partners, CPP Investments, Altas Partners, OMERS Ventures, R13 Capital, and […]

Our club's conference will include speakers, student vendors, and interactive activities for student participants. It is free for students to participate and will inform students on important subjects in the fashion industry, particularly consumerism, sustainability, and more.

The purpose of this event is to allow students to have a break from studying and get active and do some physical activity.We plan on playing various sports like dodgeball and basketball, and allowing students to de-stress.

The Politics, Philosophy, and Economics student council is holding an end of year celebration for students in all three years of PPE. We hope this event will become an annual celebration to bring PPE students together and celebrate the academic accomplishments and student leadership. We are also inviting a few of our professors and alumni […]

Each year there is a formal at the end of the winter semester for all students in computing.

The event is open to all members of the Queen's and Kingston communities, specifically targeting students, faculty, and staff members. Attendance at the event requires attendance in advance, through the Canadian Cancer Society's portal at (https://relayforlife.ca/queensu). Upon arrival at the event, there will be a formal registration process that includes verifying the participant's identity and […]

QFTB has been hosting activities throughout the month of March, Dodgeball is our 4th and final fitness activity as part of March's fitness campaign. The fitness campaign is designed to encourage general members, and members of the queens community to challenge themselves to get out of their comfort zone. Location: Gym 4 - Ross Gym

Study with the DSC will be a chance for student of any academic background who are taking GNDS or GNDS related courses to come together to support one another, or simply enjoy a community study space.

Celebration for the sociology and psychology student bodies and the end of their school year.

The Queen's University Liberal Association will be holding their annual Policy Summit in the Rose Innovation Hub on Saturday, April 1st.This full-day conference is an opportunity for students to hear from several elected officials and a panel of Queen's alumni working in politics. The event also features a policy writing contest.