Queen's University at Kingston

Public university in Kingston

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2025 Queen's University ranked 193rd globally and tenth in Canada in the QS World University Rankings.
2024 Queen's University placed 251–300 globally and 12th in Canada in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
2024 Steve Snyder leads the team to a playoff semifinal finish, continuing the team's competitive performance.
2024 Queen's Gaels football team hosts the Vanier Cup for the second consecutive year, highlighting the program's growing prominence.
July 2024 Broadcast journalist Shelagh Rogers succeeded Murray Sinclair as chancellor of Queen's University.
March 17 2024 Conclusion of the OUA Fencing Championship for Queen's Men's Fencing Team at the EY Centre.
March 16 2024 Queen's Men's Fencing Team competed at the OUA Fencing Championship hosted by the University of Ottawa, finishing seventh overall.
2023 The university disclosed a projected deficit of $48 million for the 2024 year, leading to stringent measures including class size caps, limits on international students, and a hiring freeze. These measures sparked faculty and student protests.
2023 Queen's Debating Union won the Canadian Parliamentary National Championships. Diggory Waddle and Nicholas Abernethy broke at the World Universities Debating Championship.
2023 Queen's Gaels football team hosts the Vanier Cup, marking a significant milestone in the program's recent history.
2023 Steve Snyder coaches the Queen's Gaels to a playoff appearance.
February 19 2023 Conclusion of the OUA Fencing Championships for Queen's Fencing Teams at Brock University.
February 17 2023 Queen's Women's Fencing Team won Overall Bronze and Men's Team finished fourth at the OUA Fencing Championships hosted by Brock University.
2022 Queen's University ranked 359th globally and 12th in Canada in the U.S. News & World Report global university rankings.
2022 Queen's University ranked 201–300 globally and 9–12 in Canada in the Academic Ranking of World Universities.
2022 Maclean's magazine ranked Queen's eighth in its Medical-Doctoral Canadian university rankings.
2022 Owen Crawford Lem serves as Rector of Queen's University
2022 Team finishes 1st in the conference but loses Division Quarterfinal 2-3 in overtime to McGill.
2022 Diggory Waddle was the top speaker of the Canadian BP championship. Diggory Waddle and Nicholas Abernethy won the Hart House IV and made the semi-finals of the Oxford IV.
2022 The Queen's Gaels women's basketball team achieved their strongest finish ever, placing third at the U SPORTS Final 8 tournament held at the Athletics & Recreation Centre on Queen's Campus.
2022 The Queen's men's basketball team attended their first U SPORTS National Championship after upsetting the undefeated Carleton Ravens in the OUA semi-final.
2022 Queen's baseball team secured their first Ontario University Athletics (OUA) championship by defeating the University of Toronto Varsity Blues.
2022 Steve Snyder leads the Queen's Gaels to their second consecutive Yates Cup appearance.
2022 Chris Patrician, a former Queen's football team player (2011-2014), was named to Canada's Olympic team.
2021 David Card shared the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his empirical contributions to labour economics.
2021 Murray Sinclair takes over as Chancellor
2021 Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
2021 Men's ice hockey team achieved 1st place in the East division with an impressive .895 win percentage, winning 17 out of 19 games.
2021 Queen's Gaels Cross Country men's program ranked 6th nationally.
2021 Gavin Stone was named OUA Rower of the Year.
2021 Women's rugby program won the U Sports National Championship, winning the Monilex Trophy on home soil at Nixon Field.
2021 The Queen's Gaels women's basketball team achieved their strongest finish ever, placing third at the U SPORTS Final 8 tournament held at the Athletics & Recreation Centre on Queen's Campus.
2021 Steve Snyder wins the Frank Tindall Trophy.
2021 Steve Snyder leads the team to a perfect regular season in the OUA and reaches the Yates Cup Final, losing 29-0 to Western. He is named OUA and U SPORTS Coach of the Year.
2020 Queen's University accepted 38.2% of applications for full-time first-year studies.
2020 Sam Hiemstra serves as Rector of Queen's University
2020 Tessa Virtue completed her Executive MBA (EMBA) at Queen's University.
2020 Corey Davidson and Jake Sullivan won the Leger Cup.
2020 Hosted the Central Canadian Novice Debating Championship and transitioned the annual Queen's University High School Debating Championship from Canadian Parliamentary to British Parliamentary style.
2020 Gavin Stone participated in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in the coxless four event.
2020 Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
2019 The Queen's Journal further reduces its print schedule to once every other week, continuing to publish online content.
2019 Performance Ranking of Scientific Papers for World Universities ranked Queen's 344th in the world and 14th in Canada.
2019 Patrick Deane becomes Principal of Queen's University, taking office in 2019 and continuing to serve as of the current date
2019 Team wins Division Quarterfinal series against Ontario Tech, Division Semifinal series against Ottawa, Division Final series against Carleton, and captures the Queen's Cup by defeating Guelph 4-1.
2019 Won Division Quarterfinal series 2-0 against Ontario Tech, Division Semifinal series 2-1 against Ottawa, and Division Final series 2-0 against Carleton.
2019 Won Queen's Cup 4-1 against Guelph, but lost Quarterfinal 3-5 to St. Francis Xavier.
2019 Addy Rawat won the Canadian British Parliamentary Championships. Patrick Cowley and Corey Davidson, and Jake Sullivan and Grace Li were semi-finalists at the same tournament.
2019 Men's rugby team won the OUA Championship. Women's rugby team won the OUA Championship.
2019 Pat Sheahan is dismissed as head coach following the poor 2018 season.

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