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Critical funding for health research

Canadian Institutes of Health Research funds $3.95 million in grants to seven Queen’s Researchers.

Seven Queen’s University researchers are contributing their knowledge in the areas of melanoma, intensive care unit survivors, postoperative pain, diabetes medication, Indigenous public health, and depression thanks to funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.

Queen’s Indigenous health researcher named Indspire Award winner

Assistant professor Karen Lawford honoured for outstanding career achievements in health.

Karen Lawford (third from right) leading a weekly beadwork class at Queen's University's Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre.

Coronavirus update: Principal urges Queen’s community to come together with dignity and respect

  • February 3, 2020

Dear all members of Queen’s University,

The current outbreak of novel coronavirus is raising concerns across the globe. While it is understandable that in some circumstances people may respond with fear, it is always important, especially in a university, to make decisions based on information and facts. At Queen’s, we are monitoring the evolving situation very carefully and are being guided by experts in the field. At this time, the health risk to our community from coronavirus remains low. 

A star on and off the ice

  • January 31, 2020

Slater Doggett receives the Governor General’s Academic All-Canadian Commendation from Assunta Di Lorenzo, Secretary to the Governor General and Herald Chancellor of Canada.

Condolences to the family and friends of Bethany Qun Yi Yan

  • January 30, 2020

On behalf of the Faculty of Arts and Science, we offer our condolences to the family and friends Bethany Qun Yi Yan, who died on Sunday, January 26.

Bethany was a fourth-year Concurrent Education student pursuing French and History in the Faculty of Arts and Science and a member of the award-winning varsity cheerleading team.