Queen's University Arts and Science

Queen's University Arts and Science With 30+ departments and schools, The Faculty of Arts and Science is the largest Faculty at Queen's.

The Faculty of Arts and Science teaches courses in 32 Departments across 5 academic disciplines. Students from Applied Science, Business, Medicine and other Faculties take classes in Arts and Science departments.

The Queen's Applied Biotechnology Club recently held its annual Queen’s Biotechnology Conference, a student-run conferen...
05/28/2026

The Queen's Applied Biotechnology Club recently held its annual Queen’s Biotechnology Conference, a student-run conference intended to bring together like-minded students from diverse backgrounds, with industry professionals and faculty to discuss emerging topics in the biotechnology industry. https://bit.ly/4uErgX3

Cultural Studies at Queen's University PhD candidate Christopher Wilson has earned a Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation S...
05/26/2026

Cultural Studies at Queen's University PhD candidate Christopher Wilson has earned a Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholarship (Fondation Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation), one of only 18 PhD students in Canada to earn the honour. Christopher's research focuses on the alter-archives of Black sound recordings from the 1960s to the early 2000s. Congratulations Christopher!

Read more: https://www.queensu.ca/artsci/news/the-sweet-sounds-of-success

DAN School of Drama and Music, Queen's University

Department of Psychology researcher Sari van Anders has earned two honours for academic excellence. She has been awarded...
05/20/2026

Department of Psychology researcher Sari van Anders has earned two honours for academic excellence. She has been awarded the Ellen Laan Award for Translational S*xual Science from the International Academy of S*x Research and the the Connected Minds Member Highlight Award, for EDI, from the Connected Minds program at Queen's University. Congratulations Dr. van Anders! https://bit.ly/4tMDmMm

Dr. Alfred R. Bader’s legacy was recently honoured at the American Chemical Society International Historic Chemical Land...
05/14/2026

Dr. Alfred R. Bader’s legacy was recently honoured at the American Chemical Society International Historic Chemical Landmark Ceremony. This occasion marked the first ACS International Historic Chemical Landmark designation in Canada in over 20 years, making this celebration a historic event for Queen's University and the Canadian chemical community. The ceremony was organized by the Q-ACS International Student Chapter and included a plaque unveiling recognizing Dr. Bader’s impact. Also in attendance was two time Nobel winner K. Barry Sharpless. https://bit.ly/42BkTaz

05/13/2026

Principal Deane appoints Kevin Kee to the role for a five-year term, beginning July 1, 2026.

Last week, Queen's Classics and Archaeology hosted the annual conference of the Classical Association of Canada / Sociét...
05/13/2026

Last week, Queen's Classics and Archaeology hosted the annual conference of the Classical Association of Canada / Société canadienne des études classiques for the first time. The multi-day event featured nearly 200 academics from around the world gathering for panel discussions, workshops, poster presentations, the Annual General Assembly of the Classical Association of Canada, and a keynote lecture by Professor Vinciane Pirenne-Delforge, chair of Religion, History, and Society in the Ancient Greek world at the Collège de France.

Read more: https://www.queensu.ca/artsci/news/queens-welcomes-international-classics-conference

Queen's Classics and Archaeology Masters student Robert Carrusca recently earned the Masters Student Abstract Award at a...
05/06/2026

Queen's Classics and Archaeology Masters student Robert Carrusca recently earned the Masters Student Abstract Award at a conference hosted by the UofA History, Classics, and Religion Graduate Students' Association at the University of Alberta. The theme of the conference was Memory and Narrative and included a series of panels of various sub-themes on scholarly work examining the past through the lens of memory and narrative.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4nfVDQG

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