Queen's researchers continue to garner attention from around the world and make breakthroughs in 2017.

Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre has hired a new Cultural Counsellor/Elder-in-Residence, while the Faculty of Education has also added an Elder-in-Residence.

The Gazette speaks to Teri Shearer about how she is advancing diversity and inclusivity efforts on campus.

New recruitment rep in the GTA aiming to bring more under-represented students to Queen’s University.

Keeping the snow out means more work can be done on the inside of the Innovation and Wellness Centre building.

The Equity Office is preparing to roll out the Diversity and Equity Assessment and Planning (DEAP) tool to administrative units in 2018.

New admission policy and financial award aim to encourage students, who would be the first in their families to attend university, to come to Queen’s.

​Queen’s University Library, Canadian Opinion Research Archive, and Ontario Council of University Libraries collaborate to make data more accessible.

Students' project seeks to broaden the discussion around diversity and inclusivity at Queen’s.

Queen's researchers use magnetic fields to control bacteria with the potential to deliver drug treatments.