Queen's University
university in Kingston, Ontario, Canada
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Summary
Queen's University is a university in Ontario[1]. It ranks in the top 10% of university in ontario entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3,590 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Member of: Matariki Network of Universities[3], Association of Commonwealth Universities[4], Association of Research Libraries[5], Canadian Association of Research Libraries[6], U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities[7], Universities Canada[8], ArXiv[9], ORCID, Inc.[10], Coalition for Networked Information[11], Association of Public and Land-grant Universities[12], Center for Research Libraries[13], Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition[14], Digital Research Alliance of Canada[15], Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences[16]
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: Kingston[17]
- Country: Canada[18]
- Instance of: open-access publisher[19], public research university[20], charitable organization[21]
- Anthem: Oil Thigh[22]
- Named after: Victoria[23]
- Child organization or unit: Faculty of Health Sciences, Queen's University[24], Centre for the Study of Democracy[25], Queen's University Archives[26]
- Commons category: Queen's University (Canada)[27]
- Color: blue[28], gold[29], red[30]
- Has part(s): Agnes Etherington Art Centre[31]
- Inception: October 16, 1841[32]
- Mascot: Boo Hoo the Bear[33]
- Official website: https://queensu.ca/[34]
- Topic's main category: Category:Queen's University at Kingston[35]
- Commons gallery: Queen's University[36]
- Employees: 4188[37], 4302[38], 4468[39], 4748[40], 4750[41], 4912[42], 5089[43], 10,842[44], 10,062[45], 10,407[46], 10,588[47], 10,136[48], 10,217[49], 10,637[50]
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Brands and Namesakes
Things named for Queen's University include 5457 Queen's[51], an asteroid[52].
Why It Matters
Queen's University has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[53] It is known by 42 alternative names across languages and contexts.[54]
Entities named for it include 5457 Queen's[51], an asteroid[52].