The Grad Club 101
The Grad Club is a Student Run, Non-profit cultural hub in a beautiful heritage building on Queen's University Campus. Since its inception in 1963, the Club has been known and loved by all for its inclusive atmosphere, laid back informality, and its connection to both its own tradition and the greater Queen's and Kingston communities.
Membership Has Benefits!
The membership is drawn from the Society of Graduate and Professional Students, the Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Education, PSAC 901 Post-Docs, and Social Members. Student members opt to pay a small portion of their student fees to help fund and operate the club.
All full members receive:
- A 10% discount on all food items View the Menu
- Discounts on tickets for some special events (excluding concerts)
- Free room bookings for meetings or special events
Through these discounts and special offers, your membership ends up paying for itself! Stop in this September and find out what makes the Grad Club your cultural and social hub on campus!
As of November 1st, proof of membership will be required to receive Member Benefits:
- Your student number will be required to receive free bookings through our online system.
- Discounts on food purchases will require your Student Card with a Grad Club membership sticker.
Grad Club Membership stickers will be available at the bar during off-peak periods. Remember to bring your student card!
Events
Food and Drink
Our food is made fresh in house, and features a set menu with daily specials, take-out options, and a late-night menu. Download the Menu
The Grad Club offers rotating taps featuring a selection of local craft beer and cider along with a full slate of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
For daily menu updates, follow us on Instagram
Room Bookings
Room bookings by both members and non-members can be made through the TripleSeat online booking system. Have your membership number ready!
The Board of Directors
The Grad Club is run by its membership through the Board of Directors. Information on the Board, its activities, and how you can become involved can be found here