Our Hiel Fellowship Formal is an annual event that has happened in the winter semester as a way to conclude the academic year, provide a fun opportunity for students to build new relationships, meet with close friends and a way for us to allow students to conclude and take a break from academic stress. Another […]
Double elimination basketball tournament hosted by QCAC, located in ARC South Gym.
Kinesiology and Con-ed students will be able to meet and greet at a bowling alley and enjoy some bowling.
This is going to be a banquet dinner and a show. There will be performances throughout the show, whilst people who bought a dinning ticket, will be eating while watching. Our theme is going to be: National Flora and Fauna! It will take place at Grant Hall at Queens University (43 University Ave, Kingston, ON). […]
This event is a formal for upper year students to celebrate the previous year together and have a nice of dinner and dancing.
The department is running a movie screening followed by discussion with students and profs.
We are partnering with Queen's Hospitality Services where a food truck (the Hungry Herbivore) will be selling food and we will get 10% of the proceeds while also helping them promote their business. Location: Between Ontario Hall and Grant Hall
In 2022 ASUS started a tradition of handing out free, pre-packaged ice cream cups sourced from Reid's Dairy to students out of the ASUS lawn. We will have different flavours and non-dairy options available, till quantities last.
The Geography DSC will be hosting a Geoguessr Night for profs and TA's vs. students. Food will be provided. This event will serve as an end of the year event for the Faculty of Geography. Location: Mac-Corry D201
Award ceremony for the Golden Key Award by the AMS. The ceremony will include speakers and resources surrounding housing standards in the University District, as well as presenting the prize and awards for the winner.
This event aims to provide an educational and fun opportunity for students in PSYC100 interested in testing their course knowledge in preparation for their final examination.
The Queen's Women of Colour Collective is organizing an event for club members to socialize and de-stress before exams. Attendees will be given supplies for a paint night and care packages.
End of the year Semi-formal cocktail hour for students in environmental science/ studies.
Queen's Kaleidoscope is a not-for-profit outreach program for at-risk youth in the Kingston community. The food for funds event is a fundraising event to help the club raise money for the various events they facilitate each year such as the sports and crafts morning.
We are holding an end of year dinner (iftar) for Queen's Muslim students.
QPK is run by Queen's University students and is a club based around supporting the local Kingston Parkinson’s Disease Community. Our club strives to increase awareness of Parkinson's disease (PD), foster support on campus, connect with Kingston support groups, and fundraise for Parkinson Canada and Parkinson’s disease-related research. It is our hope that QPK can […]