Learn how Queen's is planning for our safe return to campus.
Service offered by Queen's Library allows instructors to make course materials available online.
Queen’s researcher Stanka Fitneva part of team examining standards of research.
An advisory selection committee will advise Principal Woolf on the selection of the next provost and vice-principal (academic).
William Clinton Lougheed passed away on June 2, 2015 in Victoria, BC, aged 93.
Sue Fostaty Young can trace her roots as an educational developer all the way back to elementary school.
Staff member Christine Jamieson finds the process of working on an encaustic painting both therapeutic and beneficial to her work in marketing.
New teaching and learning awards celebrate excellence and innovation.
Karen Logan has seen up close that Queen's University is a community that cares.
McGill-Queen’s University Press will publish the six volumes of the final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, following its official release set for December.
Old Master painting will help to round out the gallery’s world-renowned collection.
Recently arrived faculty attended an orientation event to learn about the resources and support available at Queen's.
Plan will support the university’s international priorities from 2015-2019.
Natural beauty of Queen's University brought to life by Grounds Manager Matthew Barrett and his crew.
The first Bader Postdoctoral Fellowships in the Humanities have brought 11 new scholars to Queen’s University starting this fall.
Dissertation on the Lake offers graduate students the opportunity to get out of the city to write in a more tranquil setting at Elbow Lake.
At Bearance’s grocery store, shoppers and staff are in the perfect spot to observe Queen's interactions.
