Groundbreaking and a farewell
Queens says goodbye to "The Oven," built in 1954, in anticipation of the new Levine Center.
What's new and what's next
Our beautiful campus continues to grow as we add academic programs. See what's next as we create new hubs for student life and learning.
Charlotte’s got a lot
The Charlotte region offers a wealth of cultural and recreational opportunities, all within a short drive from our main campus.
Top of the class
Queens is the only school in the state to boast five N.C. Professors of the Year winners.
‘Second helpings’ takes on new meaning
Student creates program to share leftover food with nonprofit
EmailAbout Queens
What began as a small college for women in 1857 has evolved into a co-ed, comprehensive, master's-level university with a commitment to liberal arts and professional studies. Today, Queens University of Charlotte serves approximately 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students through its six accredited schools: the College of Arts and Sciences, the McColl School of Business, the Andrew Blair College of Health (including the Presbyterian School of Nursing), the Wayland H. Cato Jr. School of Education, the School of Communication and the Hayworth College for Adult Studies.
Queens is also home to five N.C. Professors of the Year (more than any other institution in the state), 20 NCAA Division II men's and women's sports teams, and exemplary international study and internship programs that have been ranked among the best in the country.
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