Researchers seek to improve pain management practices in Rwanda.

Baillie Award for Excellence in Secondary School Teaching recognizes teachers who went above and beyond to support their students.

Transition will begin with a pilot phase in 2015-16, with full implementation across campus happening in 2016-17.

Cara (Chenman) Yin, an international student pursuing her master's degree in physics, captures the People's Choice Award at the national Three Minute Thesis competition.

The Council of Ontario Universities’ 2015 employment report shows university graduates have the highest employment rates and are putting their skills to work.

92 per cent of undergraduates are employed within 6 months of graduation, five per cent higher than the provincial average.

Updated bespoke tailoring business earns top award at Paul and Tom Kinnear Business Plan Competition, hosted by the Queen’s School of Business.

Principal Daniel Woolf and Vice-Principal (Research) Steven Liss meet with partner universities and alumni.

Two Queen’s students take refuge in a doorway during Nepal earthquake.

The primary aim of the five-day Dissertation Boot Camp is for participants to write and make substantial headway on their thesis.