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网页6 天之前 · Home - The Queen's Journal. The Department of Biology warns recent budget cuts could undermine the department’s ability to continue delivering a quality education and research opportunities. As Queen’s aims to elevate its research profile, community feedback will play a crucial role in shaping its strategic vision.
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网页September 20, 2024. As conflicts continue to escalate, particularly in the Middle East, Principal Patrick Deane expressed the institution’s inability to take a stanceIn a school-wide e-mail sent on Sept. 19 just before noon, Deane outlined Queen’s position on commenting on both global and domestic affairs. 1. 2.
Analysis: Queen’s University’s financial woes are a symptom of a …
网页2024年1月12日 · Queen’s University first showed signs of financial strain in March 2020, when it projected its first operating deficit in years. It has since spiraled into fiscal quagmire. The University forecasted a $62.8 million operating deficit for the 2023-24 academic year last May, and later revised the projection to a $48 million deficit in December.
28,142 students enrolled at Queen’s, report says
网页2023年3月24日 · Released annually, the report provides details on the total number of enrolled students as well as analytical information regarding the current first-year undergraduate class and graduate students. It states Queen’s currently has 28,142 undergraduate and graduate students. Of the 5,420 students currently in first year, 155 are enrolled at the ...
AMS and SGPS discuss governance and Queen’s Graduate Award …
网页1 天前 · Presidents of the AMS and Society of Graduate and Professional Studies (SGPS) discussed the University’s governance structure and cuts to the Queen’s Graduate Award (QGA) at most recent town hall meeting.AMS President Owen Rocchi and SGPS President, Emils Mattiss called for a town hall on Oct. 4 in the Biosciences Complex Auditorium. The meeting, free and open to all students, was held in ...
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网页September 20, 2024. As the sun set over Agnes Benidickson Field, students gathered to share stories of survival and solidarity, uniting in a march through campus to raise their voices against sexual violence.Take Back the Night, an annual occurrence at Queen’s since the 1980s, occurred on Sept. 19 and is organized by the AMS Walkhome service. 1.
Queen’s projects $35.7 million operating budget deficit
网页2024年5月27日 · Queen’s University will cut costs this year as it grapples with ongoing budgetary issues.The University is projecting a $35.7 million operating budget deficit, confirmed in the Final Operating Budget Report to the Board of Trustees on May 10. To mitigate the impact of the deficit, the University will uphold the hiring freeze initiated in May 2023 and put into action Voluntary Retirement ...
New policies risk education quality in Arts and Science
网页2023年11月24日 · The policy is one of many included in a budgetary measures update sent to faculty and staff from the Faculty of Arts and Science, with some changes set for next year, obtained by The Journal. The University hasn’t issued a public statement, or informed students about the upcoming policies. “Just the scale of the budget cuts are quite extreme.
‘We’ve reached a crisis point’ biology faculty members agree
网页5 天之前 · The Department of Biology warns recent budget cuts could undermine the department’s ability to continue delivering a quality education and research opportunities. A Sept. 12 open letter addressed to senior representatives of all levels of the University administration and all Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) Undergraduate Chairs, with request to forward to their respective department heads ...
Sports in Brief: Women’s Rugby completes fifth consecutive …
网页1 天前 · The Women’s Rugby team locked in their fifth straight undefeated regular season campaign, positioning themselves as the top Women’s Rugby program in the nation as they dismantled the McMaster Marauders 123-3 at Nixon Field on Oct. 5. The Gaels were led by Kennedi Stevenson, ArtSci ’28, and Lizzie Gibson, ArtSci ’25.