Five Queen's University professors elected as fellows to the Royal Society of Canada.

Student-run volunteer organisation allows graduate students to bring their research to the broader community.

Richard Birtwhistle and Walter Rosser of the Department of Family Medicine at Queen's University included in list of Top 20 Pioneers of Family Medicine Research in Canada.

Through redesigning HLTH 415 into an active learning experience, PhD student Janette Leroux has experienced her own transformation as teacher and learner.

Multidisciplinary programs will examine the issues and approaches for helping older adults stay safe, healthy, vibrant and active.

Elizabeth VanDenKerkhof will expand her research as the first Sally Smith Chair in Nursing, which was created as part of a $10-million donation by A. Britton Smith.

The Queen's Cancer Research Institute recently hosted an open house to share the amazing work its researchers are doing.

Alice Aiken receives commendation for her work with veterans.

National forum held in June to consider what health tools, practices and policies need to be developed to identify signs of frailty, and how care settings need to evolve to treat and to provide care and comfort to elderly in frail health.

Vanessa Silve e Silva and her spouse Josafa have traveled from Brazil so she can pursue her PhD and have found Queen's to be a welcoming place.