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Student speaks out about PHIL 260 accommodations - The Queen's Journal - Vimarsana News

Student speaks out about PHIL 260 accommodations - The Queen's Journal

Following a last-minute midterm cancellation and a new professor in week 11, a PHIL 260 student spoke up about the accommodation fiasco turned Human Rights Investigation involving Mercier.

Queen's organizations open doors to equity-deserving students - Vimarsana News

Queen's organizations open doors to equity-deserving students

Doors Open was held on Sept. 15 to help students get acquainted with the variety of support resources and service providers in the Queen’s community.

For students living with disabilities, self-advocacy is key - Vimarsana News

For students living with disabilities, self-advocacy is key

When Madia McGowan, ArtSci ’24, arrived at Queen’s in 2020, she saw it as a “big adjustment”—but not in the way most students do. It’s not unusual for incoming students to see the shift to university as a turning point in their lives, but for McGowan, who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease when she was 10 years old, that transition symbolized something more.

Queen's uses new software for processing academic accommodations - Vimarsana News

Queen's uses new software for processing academic accommodations

Queen’s launched a new academic accommodations portal for students and faculty on May 2.

Student Wellness Services diversifies care options - Vimarsana News

Student Wellness Services diversifies care options

Student Wellness Services (SWS) is expanding its services with the hiring of a new clinical practitioner and a partnership with the Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences, alongside continued guidance from the Student Advisory Committee established last spring.