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University is a place and a time when all kinds of relationships begin. But all kinds of relationships end while you’re in university as well. And finding yourself at the end of a relationship is so difficult. Whether you are experiencing a romantic break-up or a friendship falling apart, you are invited to join Heidi (Chaplain and Grief companion) and Marney (Queer artist and Therapist-in-training) for Broken Hearted: Navigating friendship and relationship breakups in university. You’ll have the opportunity to share your stories, find support from your peers, and receive tools and frameworks to help you move through this experience.

University is a place and a time when all kinds of relationships begin. But all kinds of relationships end while you’re in university as well. And finding yourself at the end of a relationship is so difficult. Whether you are experiencing a romantic break-up or a friendship falling apart, you are invited to join Heidi (Chaplain and Grief companion) and Marney (Queer artist and Therapist-in-training) for Broken Hearted: Navigating friendship and relationship breakups in university. You’ll have the opportunity to share your stories, find support from your peers, and receive tools and frameworks to help you move through this experience.

As the days get shorter, we step outside the busyness of this time of year to name our grief, sorrow, loss, and loneliness.  Join Chaplains Erin and Heidi, as well as FSL student staff for a time of community, remembrance and candle lighting reminding ourselves of the spark of care and hope we all carry. 

Dec ^10th 6-7pm

JDUC 348 Faith and Spiritual Life

An intersectional, queer- and disability-affirming program for students to explore neurodivergence from the lenses of of faith, peer-led support, and accommodations. QTBIPOC neurodivergent students will have the opportunity to gather around a different discussion topic every month.

An intersectional, queer- and disability-affirming program for students to explore neurodivergence from the lenses of of faith, peer-led support, and accommodations. QTBIPOC neurodivergent students will have the opportunity to gather around a different discussion topic every month.

An intersectional, queer- and disability-affirming program for students to explore neurodivergence from the lenses of of faith, peer-led support, and accommodations. QTBIPOC neurodivergent students will have the opportunity to gather around a different discussion topic every month.

Please join us along with the Office of Indigenous Initiatives on Wednesday, November 12th at the Tsi Yakwanahstahsontéhrha for a community fire.

Come to engage in discussion, to listen, or just to sit among likeminded community members. Please come with a good mind and openness to learning from the discussions.

Stop by as you are able to or join us for the whole morning. All Queen's community members are welcome.

Join us for cooking with Grammas - a time for intergenerational cooking and conversations. No cooking experience required.

This event will be held in the QUIC Kitchen 208 Mitchell Hall

Our office will be closed Monday to Wednesday the week following the end of exams. We hope your exams went well, you have a restful break, and wish you all the best going into the new year!

How was your exam? Do you need to commiserate? Celebrate? 

Drop by Faith and Spiritual Life for a cookie, coffee, tea and a chat!  

10:30am-2:00pm Monday to Friday April 11th to 23rd

210 Mitchell Hall - All Students Welcome