The Oxfam Snack Bar accepts donations for Fair-Trade produced goods and Oxfam at Queen's merchandise provided to the Queen's Community to advocate the importance of your food product footprint and how the people behind the manufacturing of the product are being treated. The Snack Bar is student led by volunteers. It raises awareness for current […]
As Canada’s premier undergraduate business case competition, the Queen’s Commerce Corporate Competition (Q3C) provides a unique opportunity for passionate, driven, and high-achieving students to explore the realm of business strategy and consulting over a 3-day conference. The Queen’s Commerce Corporate Competition is the only Canadian undergraduate case competition sponsored by the world’s top management consulting […]
Queen's Musical Theatre will be performing the musical "9 to 5" based on the 1980's comedy film. As the only musical theatre company on campus, QMT's goal is to provide the audience with a quality show and their team with the experience to grow.
This event is to provide a social event for students at Queen's University and to raise awareness for Alzheimer's and/or Cancer awareness. There will be trivia for participants. The Mansion will also be providing our clubs with a signature cocktail and with every cocktail purchased, $1 will go towards our clubs! Please Note: Participants […]
The Black Youth Business Conference (BYBC) is a one-day conference hosted at the Smith Toronto Campus for Black high school (grades 9-12, with an emphasis on grade 11 and 12) students. The event aims to increase their knowledge of business careers and programs within Ontario. The event allows us to partner with top business schools […]
Queen's French Club hosts monthly social events where like-minded people can get together to speak french. This month, we are hosting a culprit mystery party wherein the "guests" will have to figure out who is the "culprit" using clues and hints.
Undergraduate run conference for people interested in the field of neuroscience. Includes updates on the field, as well as speakers, case competitions, workshops, and more all relating to neuroscience.
Join the Queen's Equity Conference for a workshop on prison abolition activism led by members of the Ontario Public Research Group (OPIRG) Kingston. The event will be held on January 23rd between 5:30pm - 6:30pm in ARC 505.
Collective Reflections will be holding a whiteboard activity and selling stickers at a table in Common Ground to promote submissions for the 10th volume of the publication.