Programming game developed by team of four students takes top place at weekend hackathon event.

Queen’s educators highlight new and innovative practices at the Showcase of Teaching and Learning.

lynda.com, a popular website offering thousands of instructional videos, is now available to students, faculty and staff.

Queen’s Master in Art Conservation program celebrates 40 years of renewal.

HIST 210 students are using the Archives to learn more about Queen's history of tackling sexual assault on campus. 

Annual Northern Research Symposium draws scholars from across campus to share their explorations into northern challenges.

A working group is identifying the skills and knowledge all Queen’s students should develop during their studies.

ESL and international students can improve their academic skills by working with staff and trained peer assistants in Stauffer Library.

Tiffany Chan applied skills developed at the digital humanities field school to an experiential learning opportunity with Queen’s Library special collections.

A new crowdfunding campaign will support LinguaeLive, a web tool developed at Queen’s that enables students around the world to share their language and culture.