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Today’s hike has been postponed due to poor weather conditions. We will reschedule for next weekend. Stay tuned for more details coming early this week.

Join Student Academic Success Services to 'Get It Done'! Check out sass.queensu.ca to learn more!

Good sleep habits are important for our overall health, but also difficult to maintain during busy and stressful times in our lives! This #WellnessWednesday consider how to maintain good sleep habits!

Did you hear? Queen's Hospitality Services is launching a new reusable container and Huskee Mug program soon!

Today is the Transgender Day of Remembrance. Today we take time to remember those whose lives have been lost due to anti-transgender violence. Consider visiting www.queerevents.ca/tdor to find virtual vigils and other resources.

A message from Queen’s Chaplain Kate Johnson, regarding Remembrance Day 2020. We encourage you to participate in the Royal Canadian Legion’s Remembrance Day Cer...emony live-streamed on Facebook, observe two minutes of silence, write letters to active military members or veterans and donate to the Virtual Poppy campaign to receive your digital poppy. Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/CanadianLegion Two minutes of silence - https://www.legion.ca//promoting-r/two-minutes-of-silence Write letters to members of the Canadian military - https://www.veterans.gc.ca//remembra/get-involved/e-cards Virtual poppy campaign - https://www.legion.ca/remembrance/the-poppy-campaign

Queen's Retail Locations are on a modified schedule for Fall Break.

Reminder that you can get tested for COVID-19 at Queen's which will help relieve pressure on the Beachgrove location and open spots for the Kingston community! ...If you have symptoms related to COVID-19, use the Queen’s SeQure app self-assessment tool. Anyone who screen positive needs to self-isolate and get tested. Book an appointment by calling SWS at 613-533-2506 & find up-to-date hours at: https://www.queensu.ca/studentwellness/sws-updates ** It typically takes 3-5 days to get COVID-19 test results. Students from Ontario can check their results online at covid-19.ontario.ca. Out-of-province and international students can call SWS 3-5 days after their appointment to get their test results. Please be patient as our phone lines are busy. See more

Help #Queensu researchers better understand the social and emotional impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Share your #COVID-19 and social distancing experience in the surveys below.

Check out the updated Dining Hall hours for Fall Break!

What is, and what isn't mindfulness? Join us today on #WellnessWednesday to consider how to practice mindfulness!

This #WellnessWednesday we explore anxiety and stress, and strategies for managing those feelings!

Academics Week starts Monday! Learn academic hacks for remote learning. Attend some of the live events and check out the resources on our website: https://www.queensu.ca/studentexperience/academics-week

Today's #WellnessWednesday focuses on test anxiety and features tips on reducing those feelings of anxiousness associated with tests!

Are you currently studying in Kingston or in Queen’s Residence? Check out Queen's University Residences' outdoor study tent located beside Tindall Field! The o...utdoor tent is available between 11am-6:30pm, Monday to Friday, while weather permits. The tent is available for household groups of up to 4 people and has a total capacity of 16 people. Reach out to Queen’s University Residence for more details! #queensuniversity #queensu #queensu2024 #queensu2023 #queensu2022 #queens2021

Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay Swipe to learn more, and see our stories for information on accessing Queen’s mental health services!

Change up your study space. Visit the outdoor study tent beside Tindall Field, and enjoy some fresh air while you learn! The outdoor study tent is available between 11 am-6:30 pm, Monday-Friday, while weather permits. Please note, the tent is only available for household groups of up to 4 people, for a total capacity of 16 individuals. #swipe

A message from Queen's students, to Queen's students - University is an exciting time, but you have a responsibility to follow safety guidelines. We all want to... return to classes and activities on campus, but we have to work together to stay safe in the meantime. It's our community, keep it safe. See more

Queen’s encourages the members of its community to wear an orange shirt on Sept. 30 in recognition of the experiences of survivors from Canada’s residential school system: