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    Statement from Principal Woolf on Calgary tragedy
    2014-04-15
    Statement from Principal Woolf on Calgary tragedy

    Principal Woolf encourages students to support one another in the aftermath of the tragedy in Calgary.

    Support available in wake of Calgary tragedy
    2014-04-15
    Support available in wake of Calgary tragedy

    The Morgan Memorial Chapel on the second floor of Theological Hall will be open on Tuesday, April 15 from 7-8:30 pm for anyone who wants to reflect on the tragic events.

    Flags lowered in memory of David Bacon
    2014-04-15
    Flags lowered in memory of David Bacon

    David Bacon was a professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science for more than 30 years and served as dean from 1980-1991.

    Making math matter
    2014-04-15
    Making math matter

    Dr. Lynda Colgan received the Partners in Research National Award for her unceasing pursuit to educate the public about math.

    National Scholars will enrich teaching and research
    2014-04-14
    National Scholars will enrich teaching and research

    Three exceptional new faculty members will advance scholarship in chemical biology, Indigenous literatures and African history.

    Funding strengthens leading-edge research
    2014-04-14
    Funding strengthens leading-edge research

    The Canadian Foundation for Innovation provides infrastructure grants to Queen's researchers.

    Important information about Heartbleed bug
    2014-04-14
    Important information about Heartbleed bug

    ITServices has discovered only a few minor problems after scanning for the security bug.

    'C' is for 'cookie'... and 'cramming'
    2014-04-14
    'C' is for 'cookie'... and 'cramming'

    Principal Woolf and his wife deliver a little cheer (and an afternoon sugar boost!) to students studying for exams at university libraries.

    Celebrating a legacy 75 years in the making
    2014-04-14
    Celebrating a legacy 75 years in the making

    Originally established as the Faculty Women’s Club in 1939, the Queen’s Women’s Association is celebrating 75 years of service and engagement on campus.

    Researcher finds gaps in care for high-risk cancer patients
    2014-04-14
    Researcher finds gaps in care for high-risk cancer patients

    Christopher Booth says chemotherapy should be used more frequently during bladder cancer treatment.

    Students push for exercise prescriptions
    2014-04-11
    Students push for exercise prescriptions

    A campus club is encouraging physicians to scribble a dose of physical activity on their prescription pads.

    Staff pull together to upgrade admin systems
    2014-04-11
    Staff pull together to upgrade admin systems

    A major upgrade to PeopleSoft improved the performance of the administrative system and paves the way for additional functionality in the future.

    Nobody better than Best in 3MT competition
    2014-04-11
    Nobody better than Best in 3MT competition

    PhD student Mike Best focused on telling a story during the three minutes he was allotted to present his research on schizophrenia.

    Planting the SEEDS for future scholars
    2014-04-10
    Planting the SEEDS for future scholars

    Hundreds of elementary school students visited campus for the Seven Eight Enrichment Day Studies (SEEDS) program.

    Event shines spotlight on Royal Society scholars
    2014-04-10
    Event shines spotlight on Royal Society scholars

    The general public is invited to hear presentations from four of Queen's newest Royal Society Fellows.

    Quebec politics: What's next?
    2014-04-10
    Quebec politics: What's next?

    Andre Juneau, a fellow at the Queen’s Institute of Intergovernmental Relations, examines the future of Quebec politics.

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