In 2014, Queen's University, its faculty and researchers garnered recognition at the national and international levels. The Gazette takes a look at some of the awards received.

Research plays a prominent role at Queen's University and it should come as no surprise that many interesting projects are making news.

New funding will allow Gauvin Bailey to explore the arts and architecture of the French Atlantic Empire.

Priscilla Ferrazzi’s expertise will inform the development of new mental health programs for males in northern Canada.

KGH Research Institute offers opportunity to understand the mechanisms that cause breathlessness.

Award-winning research presentation from Queen's University describes tactics to alleviate neck pain in Royal Canadian Armed Forces aircrew.

SSHRC grants will strengthen research in many areas including Indigenous relations, photography, big data and home ownership.

Site showcases the benefits of graduate study at Queen's.

$1.5 billion will support Canada's scientific standing and help attract leading scholars.

Family medicine professor Karen Hall Barber recognized for her dedication to improving health-care quality.