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The Smith Master of International Business places 48th out of 100 ranked programs from across the globe.
Queen’s Human Rights and Equity Office celebrates ongoing success of Positive Space Program.
Students from the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science continue 117 years of tradition and help raise funds for United Way.
Three Queen’s astroparticle physicists are leaders in the international hunt for the missing mass of the universe.
The Conflict Analytics Lab is developing an AI-powered tool capable of offering legal predictions to self-represented litigants along with negotiation support.
TOGETHER WE ARE: Our prior lived experiences shape the way that we see the world.
Principal and Vice-Chancellor Patrick Deane signs document committing Queen's to the principles of independence, integrity, and solidarity.
Queen’s University researcher receives funding to help those suffering with pain from inflammatory bowel disease.
A new report from the School of Graduate Studies provides recommendations to enhance graduate education.
The procedural changes will support the 2018 naming policy.
The entire Queen’s community is invited to attend the installation of Patrick Deane as the 21st Principal and Vice-Chancellor.
New lecture series debuts with expert in Indigenous and LGBTQ2+ health.
This year’s Queen’s United Way Campaign is aiming to raise $370,178 in support of the United Way of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington.
Skeletal Observation Lab provides insight into every joint in the human body.
New position in Career Services focuses on enhancing support for students with diverse backgrounds, in particular those from equity-seeking groups.
THE CONVERSATION: Evidence shows that export success is due to captive migrant farm labour who work in precarious, unsafe and unhealthy conditions.
