Dean of Arts and Science, Barbara Crow, reflects on her first few months at Queen’s and lays out her priorities.

The Herstmonceux Project is an archaeological effort which aims to increase our understanding of climate change.

Workshop addresses possible role of nuclear and renewables in a competitive low-carbon energy future.

Queen’s doctors first in Canada to successfully complete operation to treat patients who suffer from common heart condition.

Queen’s researchers receive infrastructure funding from Canadian Foundation for Innovation.

Kingston Mayor Bryan Paterson tours Queen's innovation spaces.

SNOLAB receives $28.8 million over the next five years to support the operation of the deep underground science laboratory.

Matthew Holden’s interdisciplinary research bridges computing, education, and medicine.

The Canada 150 Research Chairs program is designed to attract internationally-based researchers to Canada.

Yearly event brings Mitacs interns to campus to explore research opportunities and life in Kingston.