Katie Charboneau, Artsci’11, the first quadriplegic student to live on campus in residence, will receive the Steve Cutway Accessibility Award for her advocacy work at Queen’s and beyond.

The university will recognize people who have made outstanding contributions to society on the national or international stage.

Streak of 16 consecutive wins comes to an end but women's basketball team earns 17th win in next game.

Engineering Society competition aims to introduce Queen's students to the world of coding.

Queen’s Chancellor Jim Leech to serve as Special Advisor on Canada Infrastructure Bank.

Diane Kelly will receive the Human Rights Initiative Award for her work spearheading education and training around human rights-related legislation.

Queen’s announces additional measures to assist students, researchers impacted by U.S. visa ban.

The Queen's Gaels are the only team in U Sports women's basketball with a perfect record, at 16-0.

Women's basketball team picks up two more wins; Women's squash team captures third straight OUA title.

Queen’s law students are supporting refugees in the wake of the United States travel ban.