More than 500 senior health-care, academic and business leaders gathered in Kingston for the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Kingston Science Rendezvous, the annual celebration of science, technology, engineering and math, returns to Rogers K-Rock Centre on May 3.

The second annual Knowledge Translation for Global Health Summer Institute will include a new two-day option designed to emphasize skill-building.

Queen's students have developed six new walking tours that explore how social issues impact the health of local residents.

New technology from Queen's Human Media Lab shows shape-shifting future for mobile devices.

Tom Mulcair visited campus on April 25 to give the Gow Lecture on Canadian foreign policy in the 21st century.

Thirteen staff members from Human Resources participated in Pitch-In Kingston on April 25, the annual community clean-up event.

Gabrielle Armstrong and Hasina Daya will work to establish a co-operative chicken farm that will generate income for a rural village in Kenya.

Strategic Procurement Services has signed a new vehicle rental agreement and added more commodities to the preferred supplier list.

The Office of Continuing Professional Development will manage the educational component of a new provincial treatment program.