An electronic exercise prescription program developed by two Queen's students is now in use at a local health team.

Seminar to feature research by Fellows and New Scholars of the Royal Society of Canada across eastern Ontario.

Queen’s University earns three new Canada Research Chairs and five renewals.

Students in the Master of Art Conservation Program will have the chance to restore a painting that hung hidden behind a wall for 40 years.

University will have the option of paying down the pension plan’s $285-million solvency deficit over seven or 10 years, rather than five.

Researcher Ian Janssen will discuss the positive impact outdoor play has on children’s health during the annual Heart and Stroke Foundation lecture.

Staying healthy and taking care of yourself are keys to being in top shape for exams.

Sessions will familiarize employees with the new policy and software system for tracking equipment, furniture and other moveable assets costing more than $10,000.

An amazing weekend of alumni and volunteer recognition at Queen’s University.

Combining nortriptyline and morphine provides better pain relief than using either drug alone, according to new study led by Ian Gilron.