Queen's TV

Not to be confused with Q (radio show).

Queen's TV
Genre	Variety
Presented by	Andrew Clark
Country of origin	Canada
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	26
Production
Executive producer(s)	Emma Fuller and Travis Rhee
Release
Original network	TVCogeco 13
Original release	September, 1980
External links
Queenstv.org

Queen's TV was a student-run television service at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. Started in 1980, the service has undergone many transformations. Originally called Studio Cue, the service changed its name to Studio Q when it joined the Alma Mater Society in 1985–86. In 2007 the service changed its name to Queen's TV or QTV. Over the course of its existence, the service has shifted its focus and format several times but is currently a weekly variety program with entertainment and news segments. The show is broadcast on TVCogeco 13 but is also made available on its website and YouTube.^[1] Queen's TV had its last season in the 2014–15 school year before changing its name to Studio Q and performing different duties for Queen's University.^[2]

External links

QueensTV.org

Queen's University

Academics	Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science Faculty of Arts and Sciences School of Computing School of Kinesiology & Health Studies School of Environmental Studies School of English School of Music Faculty of Education Faculty of Law Faculty of Health Sciences Bracken Health Sciences Library School of Medicine School of Nursing School of Rehabilitation Therapy School of Business School of Graduate Studies and Research School of Policy Studies School of Urban and Regional Planning Queen's Theological College

Athletics	Queen's Gaels Football Women's ice hockey Oil Thigh

Campus	Beamish-Munro Hall (Integrated Learning Centre) Clark Hall Goodes Hall Grant Hall Herstmonceux Castle Richardson Memorial Stadium Joseph S. Stauffer Library

Student life	Alumni Queen's Bands Boo Hoo the Bear Queen's Players

Government	Alma Mater Society Arts and Science Undergraduate Society Society of Graduate and Professional Students at Queen's University Engineering Society Queen's Commerce Society

Media	The Queen's Journal Queen's TV Golden Words CFRC-FM McGill-Queen's University Press

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