Employee and Family Assistance Program, through provider Homewood Health, offers a wide range of free programs for continued health and wellness.

David Lindsay (Comm'81), a fellow with the Queen's School of Policy Studies, appointed president and CEO of Council of Ontario Universities starting Jan. 1, 2016.

A close friend of Flora MacDonald, Professor Emeritus John Meisel helped bring future Canadian political pioneer to Queen's University.

Both agreements are subject to the parties reaching a memorandum of agreement on a process for dealing with matters pertaining to pension, and to ratification by both the university and the employee groups. 

Federal support for new infrastructure key to moving innovative projects forward.

A Queen’s-led project was recently recognized for promoting collaboration among Ontario post-secondary institutions that use PeopleSoft. 

The 17th annual Friends For Life Bike Rally stops at Queen's University as it raises funds for the Toronto People With AIDS Foundation.

Researchers will use more than $8 million in funding from Canadian Institutes of Health Research to address a variety of challenges including colon cancer, depression and serious burns. 

Universities across Ontario have inquired about using the diversity and equity planning tool developed at Queen’s.

Canadian political pioneer worked at Queen's University before being elected; received honorary degree and Agnes Benidickson Award.