Page 2 - Patrick Deane News Today

Moderation may be the way to fix the broken trust between Queen’s University and the student body.

Amid concerns and confusion over the financial health of Queen's University, its principal Patrick Deane says he's confident the school will "weather the current difficulty," but added that post-secondary funding is a challenge across Ontario.

To balance the budget deficit, the Faculty of Arts and Science has pushed the implementation of budgetary measures to the 2026-27 school year.

Shortly after taking office in 2018, the Ford government slashed tuition by 10 per cent for students and has not allowed schools to raise rates since.

After months of anxiety about the future of Queen's University, a statement from principal Patrick Deane on Friday reassured worried staff and students that the institution is not facing imminent financial collapse.

Despite concerns among faculty and students regarding the institutions budgetary pressures, Queens University principal, Patrick Deane, says ther...

Queen’s is bringing outside help to tackle its $48 million operating budget deficit. In a letter sent to all faculty and staff on Jan. 25, Principal Patrick Deane said the University hired external consultants Nous Group to gather data and understand where Queen’s needs to make investments.

OTTAWA - Calling for the genocide of the Jewish people would violate school policies on antisemitism, Canadas major universities say — but they are largely quiet on whether urging the

Murray Sinclair will be moving on from his current position as Queen’s Chancellor to assume a role as an advisor. Sinclair's term concludes on June 30, and he has opted not to pursue reappointment. Sinclair will continue in a special advisory role.

As a recent alumnus of the university, Carli has been following the budgetary crisis at Queen’s. When he saw Queen’s front and centre on The Globe and Mail’s website last week, he felt glad Queen’s budget woes had garnered attention.