Thomas De Quincey's Confessions of an English Opium-Eater was the first modern drug memoir and set the tone for opium use for decades.

Science Rendezvous Kingston attracts more than 4,300 people to the Rogers K-Rock Centre for a day of fun and learning.

Visitor Centre for the Arthur B. McDonald Canadian Astroparticle Physics Research Institute unveiled in Stirling Hall.

The fifth annual Queen's University Data Day features presentations and panels on national initiatives and local services for managing, linking, and promoting research data.

First-ever Queen’s on the Hill Day highlights the university’s areas of strength in research and innovation while demonstrating support for investments in fundamental research.

The NASA Educational Downlink event connected the Queen’s community with astronaut alumnus Drew Feustel live from the International Space Station.

Karen Bertrand and Kimberly Woodhouse to begin appointments on July 1, 2018.

Five recipients of Prizes for Excellence in Research to engage in panel discussion with Scott White, editor of The Conversation Canada.

The Ask an Astronaut event will connect Queen’s with Drew Feustel, alumnus and astronaut aboard the International Space Station.

The Ontario government announces funding to support new Queen’s research teams and laboratory operations.