Learn how Queen's is planning for our safe return to campus.
Vaccine significantly reduces precursor to cervical cancer in girls as young as 14 years old.
New Queen’s nano-fabrication laboratory removes barriers to prototype development.
More than $1.5 billion is earmarked for research, innovation, the Canada student loan program, and Aboriginal education.
Queen’s Master in Art Conservation program celebrates 40 years of renewal.
Researcher says medical staff should not prolong the dying experience.
Annual Northern Research Symposium draws scholars from across campus to share their explorations into northern challenges.
Recipients of the Prizes for Excellence in Research discuss topics ranging from philosophy to Vitamin D.
Queen's-based research institute has launched a multidisciplinary journal featuring studies that address the complex needs of Canada's military and veteran populations.
Cathleen Crudden and Troy Day have each received Killam Fellowships, one of Canada's most distinguished awards for career research achievements.
Law professor Art Cockfield finds insight in the writings of author David Foster Wallace.
Students in the Master of Art Conservation Program will have the chance to restore a painting that hung hidden behind a wall for 40 years.
Seminar to feature research by Fellows and New Scholars of the Royal Society of Canada across eastern Ontario.
Queen’s University earns three new Canada Research Chairs and five renewals.
An electronic exercise prescription program developed by two Queen's students is now in use at a local health team.
Researcher Ian Janssen will discuss the positive impact outdoor play has on children’s health during the annual Heart and Stroke Foundation lecture.
