The orchestral arrangement of the distinctive Queen's tradition makes debut at Homecoming showcase concert.

Annual lecture series honouring Joanne Page offers the chance for established writers to speak about various aspects of the craft.

The School of Computing's Wendy Powley appointed as chair of the ACM-W Celebrations committee.

Very Large Array telescope reveals unique properties of spiral galaxies.

Armand Ruffo is a finalist in the non-fiction category for his work Norval Morrisseau: Man Changing into Thunderbird.

Professor Emeritus Arthur McDonald has been named the co-winner of 2015 Nobel Prize in physics.

Three Queen’s researchers bring their expertise to the roundtable.

Gauvin Bailey (Art History), the Bader Chair in Southern Baroque Art, to give keynote address at the Religion Across the Humanities: A Matariki Humanities Colloquium.

David Lyon will lead an international research project into big data, surveillance and how it affects our daily lives.

Student-built app presents key campaign promises in easy-to-understand format.