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The Department of Surgery dates from the establishment of the Faculty of Medicine in 1854, when Dr. James Sampson was appointed the first Professor of Clinical Medicine and Surgery. Today, the Department consists of eight separate surgical divisions: Cardiac, General, Neurosurgery, Orthopaedics, Plastics, Thoracic, Vascular and Maxillofacial. The Department has 32 full-time faculty plus numerous adjuncts and is accredited for the subspeciality resident training hospitals: the Kingston General Hospital and the Hotel Dieu Hospital. Faculty and residents provide tertiary care for patients at these hospitals, as well as being involved in a variety of research endeavours in surgery. The main office of the Department is located in Kingston General Hospital.

The Kingston Lawn Bowling Club was established in 1933. Lawn bowling in Kingston began in 1914 on property owned by Queens University. The current property was purchased in 1932, when there was a membership increase due to the fact that women were now allowed to join.

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The Association of Women Teaching at Queen's was formed in the early 1970's to represent women involved in teaching in all faculties and in any capacity at Queen's University. The objectives of the association were: to represent all women who teach at Queen's; to work for the implementation of the recommendations of the Principal's Report on the Status of Women at Queen's; to act in liaison with the Faculty Association of Queen's; and to encourage women to take a more active part in the functions of the university. The Association held monthly lunches, sponsored lecture series and functioned as the voice for women on campus, producing briefs and reports on matters that affected women at Queen's.

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The Canadian Inventory of Historic Technology was a project run out of Queen's University (Kingston, Ontario) in 1979.