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Inaugural fundraiser surpasses goal for St. Baldrick's Foundation.
Focusing on a North American perimeter may distract from criminal activity over the border, Queen's researchers find.
Collaborative, international program is offered through the Matariki Undergraduate Research Network.
Queen's study finds that the herbivores keep Canadian arctic cooler by keeping plant growth under control.
Former Ontario Premier and Liberal Party of Canada Interim Leader advocates for Aboriginal communities.
May 6 is the last day faculty members can book online to reserve regalia for spring convocation ceremonies.
Multi-use card comes pre-loaded with $5 and can be used across campus at food outlets, the ARC and the library.
Organizers of popular event hope the numerous activities will spur youth into science careers.
Study shows from a very early age, children are motivated to help those who helped them.
Staff and faculty can take advantage of several different sessions through Human Resources and Athletics and Recreation.
Jack Project founder Eric Windeler honoured by the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health.
Queen's researcher wins grant to study whether current patient follow-ups can be improved upon.
Hospitality managers help fight hunger by making 1,500 servings of soup to be distributed by a community food organization.
Queen's University's Human Media Lab to unveil MorePhone at Paris conference.
Opportunity gave Concurrent Education students and local teachers the chance to learn from each other.
Information sharing session is an opportunity for everyone to participate in the Library and Archives Master Plan project.
