Three and a half chapters in the life of Kate Rocklein Kemplin, NSc'01

Policy makers and arts sectors together need to reimagine how we might organize contracts, leverage networks, and change supports to create more long-term opportunities for arts workers.

After 12 years, Paul Sawtell’s wholesale food distribution business was on course to disrupt the Ontario food supply system.

And then COVID-19 hit.
 

New branch leaders in Denver, Northern California, and Toronto; new ways to connect online. 

New books on storage for renewable energy resources; academic writing, and the senses. 

What does an executor do? And how do you choose an executor?

Philanthropic gifts of non-Canadian artwork can qualify for enhanced tax incentives.

Michael Lynch, Meds'58

Readers share their "Snowball" memories and photos.

Founded by a Queen's medical student in 1970, Camp Outlook has been connecting young people with nature for 50 years.

Journalist Ali Velshi, Artsci’94, talks to the Queen’s community about fake news and how to fight back against disinformation.

Principal Deane discusses Queen's responsibility through research and teaching to contribute to the good of humanity.

A sample of #tussenkunstenquarantaine from the Agnes Etherington Art Centre.