Cathleen Crudden becomes third Queen’s faculty member to win American Chemical Society award.

The QPLC has been granted leave to intervene in two appeals in November and December.

Research shows that people often take a dim view of businesses, interpreting many different actions as an attempt to take advantage of consumers.

Four days of workshops and advice are being planned to help graduate students and post-doctoral fellows find work.

Three Queen’s University academics earn honours for their work.

New network will generate knowledge for prevention, control, diagnosis, and treatment of the tick-borne illness.

Queen's University biologist William Plaxton honoured for his work in the field of plant biology.

Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences Richard Reznick receives honorary fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

The Government of Canada invests $558 million in NSERC’s Discovery Grants programs, including $15.5 million in support of Queen’s researchers.

Young people need to get the most comprehensive and contemporary information about relationships and sexual activity.