Celina Caesar-Chavannes is the new Senior Advisor, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity (EDI) Initiatives in the Faculty of Health Sciences – and the author of a new book, Can You Hear Me Now? How I Found My Voice and Learned to Live with Passion and Purpose.

Queen’s biologist finds key to unlock mysteries of the natural world.

Canadian physicists, led by Nobel laureate Dr. Art McDonald of Queen’s University, are playing a central part in the lightning-fast development of a new ventilator design that’s meant to reduce the global shortage of these devices during the pandemic.

Readers write in about issue 4, share thoughts on Steven Heighton's new book, and Cookie Cartwright.

2021 marks a new beginning and a brand-new look for Queen's Alumni Review. We worked with the award-winning Studio Wyse to help us capture everything you wanted in a bold design that reflects the Queen’s University of the future.

Staff, faculty, and researchers discuss life on campus (and home) during the pandemic.

In her teens, Rhonda Leeman discovered the sport that became her passion. She dedicated much of her adult life to breaking down the barriers for women in hockey.

Welcome to the class of 2020; Tricolour career connections: Volunteer spotlight

Their final year was far from what they imagined, but it has united the newest group of Queen’s alumni in spirit and resolve.

Steven Heighton on the refugee crisis in Greece, his decision to act, and the plus side of disillusionment

John Stackhouse, Com’85, author of Planet Canada: How Our Expats Are Shaping the Future, was a featured speaker at this year’s Kingston WritersFest.

A local literary festival takes a new turn in 2020…and gains a new audience online.

In conversation with Rosalie Griffith and Aaliyah-Mae Hinds

Lennie Goodings, Artsci’76, LLD’04, author of A Bite of the Apple: A Life With Books, Writers and Virago