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Campus Scene

As Prof. Ray Price looks back over an illustrious 60-year career as a geologist, he is about to add two new honours to an already lengthy list of proud accomplishments.

Be it resolved that....

Queen’s Debating Union members have been making their arguments for 154 years now, and they’re still at it. They wouldn’t have it any other way.

The trouble with e-archives

The march of technology that may soon render old-fashioned paper documents obsolete is creating some challenging problems for archivists and historians alike.

Alumni Spotlights

Janet Smylie, Artsci'92, Meds'93

Dr. Janet Smylie has received a 2012 National Aboriginal Achievement Award for her research on the health of young Aboriginal families.

Amy Lavender Harris, Artsci'95, MPL'97

Amy Lavender Harris explores literary geography in her work.

Daren Dougall, Artsci'85, MEd'97

Daren Dougall, Artsci'85, MEd'97, is the 2012 recipient of the Padre Laverty award, which honours Kingston alumni who make a difference in the community.

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May

Initiative, naturally

Queen’s University Biological Station, which has grown from a cluster of shoreline cabins in the 1940s to become one of the largest facilities of its kind in Canada, has earned a well-deserved reputation as a world-renowned biological research facility.