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In his first column, Principal Deane discusses new beginnings, change, and the opportunities ahead for Queen's.

Steve Snyder discusses his coaching style and the chemistry of a successful football team.

A brief history of the Chemistry medal at Queen's.

Matthias Hermann invented a portable spectrometer to detect toxic metals in water. Now he’s taking his technology in new directions.

Find out about events in Calgary, Toronto, Kingston, Boston, Germany, and the U.K.

 Rembrandt's Head of an Old Man with Curly Hair (1659) is now on display at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre.

A century after banning admission of Black students to its medical school, Queen’s has extended a formal letter of apology acknowledging the institution’s past racist actions and repeated failures to hold itself accountable.

In this issue, a new novel about Lady Franklin, a biography about a man with a need for speed, wartime letters, and more

When art meets science...

The Beaty Water Research Centre has a new space in Mitchell Hall.

The interfaith chaplains in the Office of Faith and Spiritual LIfe offer support to people of all faiths – or no faith at all.