Access to Queens College

From President Frank H. Wu:

As we near the completion of the Spring academic semester and continue to prepare for the upcoming commencement and related convocations, please be advised of the following:

Effective Monday, April 29, all people entering the Queens College campus must present either a Queens College or CUNY ID card to public safety personnel (Q cards can be obtained at the following link https://www.qc.cuny.edu/its/qcard/). All vehicles must display a valid decal.

Pedestrian and vehicle access to campus must be made as follows:

The Main Gate entrance and exit on Kissena Blvd by the Public Safety office will be open to vehicles and pedestrians from 6:30 am to 11 pm.

Gate 2 at Melbourne Ave and 150^th street will be open from 7 am to 11 pm for vehicle and pedestrian traffic.

Gate 3 at Reeves Ave and 153^rd Street will be open for vehicles and pedestrians 24/7.

Effective Monday, April 29 the Student Union gate will be closed.

The Queens Hall vehicle and pedestrian entrance will be open via the Main Street entrance from 6:30 am to 10 pm.

The QC shuttle bus will pick up and drop off on Kissena Boulevard by the Public Safety building. Drop off and pick up with car services must occur outside the campus gates. Access-A-Ride pick up and drop off will be accommodated as usual.

Please note, you must have an active Queens College Q-Card, CUNY ID card, or QC Alumni ID to enter the library.

Vendors, contractors, alumni and others who are conducting business at or with Queens College should contact the appropriate office prior to visiting campus to obtain authorization for access.

Thank you for your cooperation. May your academic pursuits be successful.

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