A full schedule of events being hosted at Queen's during Thrive Wee, Nov. 2-6.

It All Adds Up, a Queen’s campaign to help students plan for the future, expands to 17 Ontario universities this fall.

Actors provide realistic training experiences for Queen’s Health Sciences students.

School of Drama and Music is offering the first production of The House of Martin Guerre in nearly two decades.

Queen’s professor, working with team of scholars, determines famous Hieronymus Bosch paintings misattributed, discovers previously unattributed work.

Queen’s faculty members awarded university’s Prize for Excellence in Research.

Joseph Pater recognized for a lifetime of leading more than 300 clinical cancer trials.

Principal Woolf launches Dream Courses initiative, invites faculty to think big about redesigning undergraduate courses.

Queen's Alex Wilkie won the men's gold medal and Julie-Anne Staehli claimed the women's silver at provincial cross country finals in Waterloo.

Thrive Week will feature a variety of events designed to promote the well-being of staff, faculty and students.