Never has the motto ”Doctrina et Sapientia Stabilitas” meant more. Our new Academic Plan, a milestone document in the University’s history, promises to provide stability and direction in these troubled times.

As she begins her two-year term at the helm of the QUAA, the new president has some vital goals in mind both for herself and the organization.

The prolific English writer Verily Anderson’s final book chronicles the 20th century at Herstmonceux’s once-crumbling Castle and two of its most eccentric former owners.

The late Billy Colvin was one of the legendary stars of Queen’s hockey in the 1960s.

In memoriam: Jack Mitchell, BSc'41

What was a mother – a member of a proud multi-generational Queen’s family – to do when her son began talking about going to the U of T?

As a salute to CFRC on its 90th birthday, we present this article from our January 1928 issue in which the former Secretary-Treasurer of the Wireless Club of Queen's related his memories of the early history of radio broadcasting on campus.

We asked Review readers to share their memories of past Science Formals.