Queen’s is recognizing the accomplishments and perseverance of this fall’s graduating students.

Summer research studentships to allow students to pursue research on a pressing issue in healthcare.

Queen’s researchers aim to create guidelines for the development of augmentative and alternative communication technologies to increase participation in gainful employment for persons with disabilities.

An endowment from Norman and Gay Loveland provides a solid foundation for the STEM: Indigenous Academics program.

The Conversation: Patients with Lyme disease can develop Lyme carditis, a potentially serious complication that affects cardiac function.

Queen’s Health Sciences releases a new strategic plan with a focus on interdisciplinary science and interprofessional education.

Queen’s professor Maha Othman (Biomedical and Molecular Science) has been fascinated by blood since she realized it is involved in almost every human disease, regardless of the body organ or system.

On Oct. 14, Queen’s researchers and alumni will provide insight into our post-pandemic future.

From mandatory vaccinations to booster shots: Q & A with Queen’s infectious disease expert, Dr. Gerald Evans