October MIR Speaker Series
Warren (Smokey) Thomas was elected president of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union on April 20, 2007, after serving three terms (six years) as 1st Vice-President/Treasurer.
Students get close-up look at the Isabel Bader Centre
Queen’s students got an inside view of all the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts (also known as “the Isabel”) has to offer on Saturday during a special open house.
Nine Professors named Royal Society Fellows
Nine Queen’s University faculty members have been elected to the Royal Society of Canada, the highest number of inductees the university has had in one year. Fellowship in the RSC is one of the highest recognitions for Canadian academics in the arts, humanities, and the social and natural sciences.
Coolest Classes In Canada Will Make You Wish You Were Still A Student
We made the list created by the Huffington Post!
Yoga in India and the West -- A class that surveys the history and philosophy of yoga in India and the West.
6 Old-School Myths About Women And Sex, Busted
Women actually might be more turned on by visual stimuli than men, they're just less likely to talk about it.
Petroglyphs provide glimpse of the past
Barbara Reeves’ team of archaeologists accidently stumbled upon the first of 157 ancient images just days before leaving the Humayma excavation site in Jordan.
Little defense for password grab
The School of Computing's Dr. David Skillicorn is featured in the Kingston Whig Standard's coverage of recent technology leaks.
Orientation overtakes campus
Orientation week is in full swing across campus with more than 4,000 first-year students participating in spirit-building activities. The fun continues Friday with the annual Sidewalk Sale, the surprise concert in the Miller Hall parking lot and numerous faculty-specific events.