Your Overall Impact

In the Classroom

From 1990 until 2014, the Queen's Gaels have seen success both on the field of play and in the classroom. During that time frame 1,959 student-athletes have been named U SPORTS Academic All-Canadians. This designation is awarded to the exceptional student-athletes who achieve an academic standing of 80% or better while playing on one of their university's varsity teams.

To learn more about this award designation, please visit the U SPORTS Academic All-Canadian Webpage: U Sports Academic All-Canadians - U SPORTS - English

In Competition

In the Community

On Campus

Possible largely by the students’ $25.5 million commitment along with the generous support of alumni and friends, the ARC opened in 2009.

Most of the stadium’s $20.27 million revilalization cost will be funded through philanthropy. Queen’s is very thankful to the donors who are supporting this project, including Stu and Kim Lang, as well as the Richardson Family Foundation.

Tindall Field named in honour of Frank Tindall who was a legendary football & basketball coach at Queen's from 1947 until 1975 opened in October 2008.

Miklas-McCarney Field used for a variety of field sports, opened in 2011. The $3.1-million project was funded largely through philanthropy.

Nixon Field revitalized through the generous support of donors including a significant gift from Gord and Janet Nixon.