A research review conducted by Donald Maurice showed that targeting cardiovascular drugs to different "flavours" of enzyme can limit side effects.

An upcoming expo will showcase community based projects designed by Queen's teacher candidates who are studying a number of different technology areas.

Six medical professionals including alumnus Adolfo de Bold will be inducted into The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame on April 24 at a ceremony hosted by the Faculty of Health Sciences.

Technical crews will be on site over the coming weeks to perform a geotechnical survey for the stadium's revitalization.

Alfred and Isabel Bader’s gift of 68 paintings joins more than 130 works including two Rembrandts that they have already donated to the Agnes Etherington Art Centre.

Four Queen's students were selected from more than 700 applicants to attend a national conference focused on developing sustainability solutions.

A pedestrian-activated traffic signal will be installed on King Street near the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts.

Laeeque Daneshmend and Peggy Watkin were the guest chefs for the recent feast hosted by Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre.

Creation of the new division of dermatology responds to a shortage in Southeastern Ontario.

The gift from McCarthy Tétrault will support a new course in legal ethics and professionalism and help Queen's Law establish a new fellowship program in the field.