The Neuroscience Outreach Program is the first recipient of the Advocacy Award from the Canadian Association of Neuroscience.​

New policy aims to ensure the university’s surveys, forms and record documents are inclusive and free from bias.

Conference encourages graduate students from around the world to network and share their work with peers.

New electronic system will make it more efficient to acquire products that support research and teaching activities.

Queen’s researcher Alexander Dececchi looks at how pre-avian dinosaurs first developed the ability to fly.

The university has reached out to all students who are currently in France, who are registered with the Queen’s University International Centre.

Facility revitalization would enhance space for research and innovation, student wellness and teaching and learning.

Artist and staff member Mary O’Brien recreates the stained glass on campus in paintings for greeting-card project.  

John McGarry joins the likes of Margaret Atwood and Glenn Gould as a recipient of the Molson Prize for his research that has helped foster peace in deeply divided regions.

One of the original instructors at the Bader International Study Centre, Daphne Lawson is retiring from full-time teaching.