Sana'a Abu Eid designed a teaching unit to encourage high school students to further explore STEM subjects.

Queen's University has its first-ever pollination garden, thanks to the Society for the Conservation Biology Kingston Chapter. 

Learning from the class of 1967; online-only features; a reminder about our app.

On the occasion of their 50th anniversary, members of the class of 1967 gave us some pointers.

Tyler Whitney, Com'17, tells us about his exchange experience in Singapore.

Now you have three ways to read the Review: in print, online, and with our new magazine app.

New books from Steven Heighton, Robert Alvo,  Elizabeth Milroy, G.W. Stephen Brodsky, Carolyn Harris, Beverly Rasporich, and Julie Salverson.

A few of the letters we got in response to our technology issue. Plus...remembering David Kemp and Marion Meyer.

Imagine that the mass production of electrical energy does not add to the heating of the planet nor require massive public or private investments in unsightly carbon-producing infrastructure.

Jeff Dawson, PhD'01 (Biology), built a miniature locust-driven car to teach his students about neural-machine interfacing.