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NSBE is putting down roots for Black engineering students - Vimarsana News

NSBE is putting down roots for Black engineering students

As co-presidents of NSBE, Oginni, and Nathalia Rosalie, Sci ’23, want Black students in engineering to know they belong, and there’s nothing they can’t achieve. Neither are afraid to disrupt the status quo.

Engineering Society announces executive results after highly contested election - Vimarsana News

Engineering Society announces executive results after highly contested election

On a cold winter’s night, the fire of Smith Engineering burned bright in the ILC where the new Engineering Society (EngSoc) executive members were revealed.

Queen's top five jet setters on University's dime - The Queen's Journal - Vimarsana News

Queen's top five jet setters on University's dime - The Queen's Journal

There are perks to being senior leaders at Queen’s, and travelling internationally representing the University is one of them.

PSAC 901 open letter asks Stephen Smith to address food insecurity - Vimarsana News

PSAC 901 open letter asks Stephen Smith to address food insecurity

Explore the pressing issue of food insecurity among graduate students at Queen’s University as PSAC 901 urges alumnus Stephen Smith, who recently donated $100 million to engineering education, to contribute $500,000 to the exhausted Emergency Food Support Fund.

Non-academic misconduct drops at Queen's with male students primary respondents - Vimarsana News

Non-academic misconduct drops at Queen's with male students primary respondents

Between May 1, 2022, and April 30, 2023, a total of 132 reports of non-academic misconduct were processed through the Non-Academic Misconduct Intake Office (NAMIO), in a marked decrease from previous years. The numbers were published as a report at the Dec. 8 Board of Trustees open session meeting.