Caitlin Miron was honoured for her work in the discovery of a DNA 'superglue' with the potential to stop the spread of cancer cells.

Principal Woolf discusses current initiatives at Queen's as well as plans for the future.

Remembering Professor Grant Sampson

Communication in the emergency room; Life on the home front in Finland; A collection of celebrations and laments; The politics of furniture; and a translation with a personal connection.

Kim Sturgess, Sc'77, DSc'16, is the founder of Alberta WaterSMART.

A day in the life of teacher candidates in the Outdoor and Experiential Education program... in comic book form.

Elizabeth Woods, Artsci'13, helps refugees in Jordan, a central point in the biggest global crisis of displaced people on record.

Letters on science coverage in the Review, seeing the Queen's Bands in Calgary, and three stories of international exchange.

Sue Bates, volunteer president for the QUAA, reports on Homecoming 2017.

Larry Rossignol turned his part-time student business making posters into a full-time career as a graphic designer.

Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic) Benoit-Antoine Bacon focuses his attention on a few key areas he feels will be critical to ensuring that Queen’s thrives for generations to come.

The competency-based model is the future of medical education. Queen's School of Medicine is the first medical school in Canada to implement the model across all 29 of its specialty medicine programs.

A new centre for patient-oriented research; Queen's remembers; Building new social networks