Students from local high schools will spend a day at Queen's learning about cancer biology and research.

Queen’s principal and vice-principal of research head to Japan and Singapore to strengthen ties and build new collaborations.

Nursing Week shines the spotlight on the contributions of nurses and the need for education programs to keep pace with the increasing scope of the profession.

Undergraduate student intake will increase as planned in 2015, expected to hold steady in 2016 and 2017.

University and college students will work together this summer to develop new businesses or enhance corporate innovation.

The Optical Towing Tank for Energetics Research will allow for the study of swimming and flying animals to help solve problems relating to aero- and hydrodynamics.

Funds aim to spur research and enhance teaching and learning.

Science Rendezvous aims to get kids excited about science, technology, engineering and math.

Steven Davis of Academics Without Borders will be at Queen’s to talk about building capacity at institutions in developing countries.

HLTH 415 aims to get students into the Kingston community to develop and promote health initiatives.