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Working group addressing employment accessibility on campus aims to find ways to make Queen’s more attractive to persons with disabilities.
Principal and Vice-Chancellor Daniel Woolf will complete his current term in June 2014 and has indicated he wishes to be considered for reappointment.
IBM Canada is funding innovative new Queen's University research.
Pioneering motor control research has garnered Stephen Scott two awards.
Jasbir Puar focuses on how lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual and queer rights intersect in the Muslim and Islamic worlds.
Political studies professor is 'energized' by students' enthusiasm.
Queen's-based company's application allows visitors to walk in first prime minister's footsteps.
Scholarships granted through the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade help students from around the world study abroad.
Greg Bavington, the centre's new executive director, is ready to share his experiences as a technical innovator and business leader.
For the Record provides postings of appointment, committee, grant, award, PhD examination and other notices
Chris and David Sinkinson were the driving force behind SeQure, the Queen's Student Safety App, which launched last year.
Dr. Rena Upitis and Dr. Praveen Jain honoured for their research contributions.
The annual Teaching Awards celebrate the innovative efforts of Queen's professors and instructors in the classroom.
Queen's University, Intel, and Plastic Logic are working together to revolutionize tablet computing.
One of the campus groups tackles education, training and awareness.
Fifty years of Athabasca oil sands development has left a legacy of contaminants in lake ecosystems.
