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A list of available tour dates can be found below. Note that if a date is "sold out" we are unable to add your name to a waitlist.

Tours leave from the front entrance of Gordon Hall (74 Union Street West). Please do not arrive more than 15 minutes before your tour time. Tours last approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours, so please dress for the weather and bring comfortable footwear. All tours follow an accessible route.

Tours will leave from Gordon Hall, 74 Union St. Kingston, ON. If you've recently completed a campus tour, we'd appreciate feedback on your experience! 

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Join our Campus Tour team for a guided virtual tour on Zoom to learn more about Queen's campus and student life! Current students will present a photo slideshow with campus information and their own experiences, followed by an opportunity for Q&A. Available virtual tour dates will be listed below with the corresponding registration link.

Enjoy this audio tour featuring the voices of Queen's own Campus Tour Guides. This tour can be used while walking through Kingston campuses or sitting at home! The clips will play automatically once you reach the building if used as a walking tour. If you are using it at home, you must select each stop and listen on your own time. 

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Walk around Queen's University leisurely and learn more about our campus! Our tour guides created a walking tour PDF for easy access to exploring campus at your own pace! Our self-guided walking tour contains fun facts, history, and student life tips.

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Explore on your own time! Take a self-guided, 360-degree virtual walk-through of the Queens University of Charlotte campus. Explore everything from the residential quad to buildings like the Levine Center for Wellness and Recreation.

The tour can be viewed in full-screen mode by selecting the icon in the taskbar at the bottom of the tour window. If you are viewing the tour on a phone, it is best experienced in landscape mode.

• Queen of Buganda visits Baton Rouge, tours Southern University

B ATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — There was a historic visit to Southern University. The queen of one of the largest kingdoms in Uganda toured the campus and met with school officials.

Queen Sylvia Nagginda Lutswata, the queen of Buganda, made her first stop in Baton Rouge Wednesday afternoon.

The kingdom of Buganda has over six million people. A quarter of Uganda’s population is located in the south-central part of the country.

Some of her work includes women and children and trying to expand education, technology and economic development. She also founded several organizations, including the African Queens and Women Cultural Leaders Network.

Queen Lutswata says Buganda has a very young population. The majority of the people are under 40 years old. She discussed the high unemployment rate and the need for more educational programs.

“From the age of 6 to 18. Tried to instill those values, try to empower them, give them the tools that they used to be able then to become better citizens in the future,” said Lutswata.

Sen. Regina Barrow says Queen Lutswata hopes to build meaningful partnerships across borders and bridge the gap between our two countries.

“You never know what goals and ideas that people have, and sometimes just opening the door and providing the opportunity, creates a whole new array and change for the whole future,” said Barrow.

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The queen will be at the Louisiana State Capitol to greet the House and Senate around 8:45 a.m. Thursday. This will be followed by a CEO roundtable with Nexus Louisiana for local entrepreneurs to exchange experiences, insights and ideas about potential opportunities in Buganda.

Robyn Merrick with Southern University says she’s the first royal highness to enter Jaguar territory.

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King and Queen of the Netherlands paying visit to Atlanta next month

Dutch Royal Family Celebrates King’s Day In Emmen EMMEN, NETHERLANDS - APRIL 27: Queen Maxima of The Netherlands and King Willem-Alexander of The Netherlands wave during King’s Day celebrations on April 27, 2024 in Emmen, Netherlands. King Willem-Alexander and his family are celebrating King's Day and his eleventh anniversary as King of the Netherlands in Emmen. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images) (Andreas Rentz/Getty Images)

ATLANTA — The City of Atlanta is getting the royal treatment next month when His Majesty King Willem-Alexander and Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands visit.

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While here, the king and queen will meet with Governor Brian Kemp and Mayor Andre Dickens, visit the King Center, the CDC, the High Museum and more.

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