Queen’s researchers and community partners will showcase their science and outreach activities at the family-oriented event on May 13.

New funding from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund will provide York University and Queen’s with over $105 million to advance understanding of how technology is transforming society.

Nine Queen's programs will receive a total of $3 million from the federal government.

Expansion includes seats for new Queen’s-Lakeridge Health family medicine training program to alleviate doctor shortage in the region.

Three Queen’s graduate students have made it to the Top 25 in a national Storytellers Challenge.

Queen’s researchers are among five teams receiving $29 million from the Canadian Cancer Society to jumpstart innovative research and radically change the outcomes for six of the most common and deadly cancers.

With a ocus on the UN SDGs and advancing social impact, the annual Queen’s Art of Research photo contest highlights six winning entries.

Queen’s Relay for Life and the Queen’s Med Fights Cancer hockey game top $103,000 each.

The Three Minute Thesis competition offers Queen’s graduate students a unique opportunity to present their research… in 180 seconds or less.

Pilot program will train and equip community volunteers to be part of the 9-1-1 response to cardiac arrest in Frontenac County.