Krystle Maki has volunteered with local community agencies as a result of her poverty research.

Music professor Kip Pegley shares research on the role music plays for soldiers before, during and after deployment.

Queen's School of Computing hosts programming contest for high school students.

David Skillicorn awarded grant to help personalize treatment for cancer patients.

Flappy48 attracts almost 1 million views in the first week.

New technology from Queen's Human Media Lab shows shape-shifting future for mobile devices.

Kingston Science Rendezvous, the annual celebration of science, technology, engineering and math, returns to Rogers K-Rock Centre on May 3.

Gabrielle Armstrong and Hasina Daya will work to establish a co-operative chicken farm that will generate income for a rural village in Kenya.

Tracey Guptill collaborated with students and faculty from across campus to write and stage a play as part of her master’s thesis on sustainability and public engagement.

The merger will promote collaboration and enhanced programs between the School of Urban and Regional Planning and the Department of Geography.