News on the Innovation and Wellness Centre, the Dunin-Deshpande Queen’s Innovation Centre, honorary degree recipients, new fellows of the RSC, and the Tobacco Endgame Summit.

..thinking, in a historian’s way, about all the changes that have unfolded between an earlier time and the present.

A whirlwind tour of 175 years of history, looking ahead to our first issue of 2017, and remembering two special Queen's women.

In the early 1960s, Queen's physicists developed an influential research program in radio astronomy.

New Provost Benoit-Antoine Bacon believes in balance – care for Queen’s traditions and experimentation for future success.

Political Studies professor Elizabeth Goodyear-Grantreceived the 2016 Pierre Savard Award for her book Gendered News: Media Coverage and Electoral Politics in Canada. Plus, books on self-support for teens, simplified IT architecture, non-genic bioinfomatics, a history of Ottawa, baking a French brunch at home, and children and nature.

Anthony John Marshall, M.A. M.Litt. (Oxon), Professor Emeritus, Classics, Queen's University.

Arthur Milnes, Artsci'88, discusses his depression and the progress made at Queen’s – and Canada –  in talking about mental illness.

Your generosity helped us surpass our $500-million Initiative Campaign goal. These gifts will directly support the university’s programs and its people, and unleash their potential to make a difference in the world.

Director of the Queen's Cancer Research Institute Dr. David Berman and his colleagues seek to introduce new levels of precision and effectiveness to cancer therapy.

Queen's students take on cancer.

QUAA volunteer president Sue Bates, Artsci'91, welcomes new graduates to the Queen's alumni family.

From J. Robert Oppenheimer to the history of policing in Canada, explore new books from Queen's alumni.