Craig MacTavish, four-time Stanley Cup winner, studied business at Queen's. Now he's back in the business of hockey.

Psychiatrists spend their days listening as patients share their innermost thoughts. But who does the analyst confide in when he or she feels the need to talk?

The upcoming 2012 season at the Thousand Islands Playhouse will be the last act for theatre founders Greg Wanless and Kathryn McKay.

Wendy Moore, Mus'81, Ed'82, is a musician, educator, and world-traveller.

Serendipity led Paul Kubes to his career studying inflammation and infection. Now this doctor and professor has been recognized as Canada's Researcher of the Year.

A skilled hospital director, passionate musician, and committed runner, Shawn Brady, PT'99 is a study in how to balance competing priorities.

Jennifer Turliuk started a company to help like-minded young entrepreneurs. Now she's taking it worldwide.

Irfan Keshavjee, Sc'94, is helping low-income Kenyans become homeowners with his latest social enterprise. He wants to connect with fellow alumni in the affordable housing sector.

Karl Strick made a new life for himself in Canada, thanks in part to Queen's Registrar Jean Royce.

A band with Queen's roots celebrates 50 years of jazz with a new CD that benefits CFRC Radio.

Diane Harbin, KIN'14, is the latest in a long family line of Queen's women.

In his new book, Ali Velshi tells us how to speak the language of money.

Ian Frankish, Artsci'12, graduated from Queen's 100 years after his great-grandfather, Will Armstrong, BSc 1911.

Jenny Caldwell, Ed’10, and her husband Dion are helping make life better for some Kenyan children.

Heather Campbell, Artsci'06, focuses on elder law at her BC practice.

Joyce-Anne Locking, Mus'77, reminisces about her student days in her column for The Orillia Packet & Times.