Queen’s graduate students share their research and hone their skills through the annual Three Minute Thesis competition.

The new code communicates Queen’s expectations of suppliers regarding social, economic, and environmental responsibilities.

Caregivers play a crucial role in supporting others, but gaps in formal and natural support systems leave many struggling to access the help they need.

The annual competition invites students to develop and pitch creative solutions to issues facing the local community and the wider world.

The Michael Condra Outstanding Student Service Award was established 10 years ago upon the retirement of Dr. Condra, the long-time director of what is now Student Wellness Services, and an assistant ...

Student award recipients (from left): I-EDIAA Award Recipients Anosha Waqar and Cameron Hare; Peer Leadership Award recipients Bhavya Bogra and Ramtin Mojtahedi; Brian Yealland Community Leadership ...

Introducing Note For Note - a new collaboration between the Shift Project and Faith and Spiritual life! This is a student led weekly session which explores group discussion on lived experiences, ...

Solving pressing global problems requires both innovation and expertise, and researchers at Queen’s are playing a key role in addressing these challenges. Six faculty members have been appointed ...

Radiation Therapy is one of the four main options for cancer treatment with about 50% of cancer patients receiving radiotherapy at some point in their care. The ability to deliver highly targeted ...

In this masterclass, Dr. Chris Cotton will introduce students to the study of economics, a field that brings together critical thinking and rigorous analysis to develop a better understanding of the ...

Title: Non-Euclidean Elasticity - From the Shapes of Leaves to (Almost) Isometric Immersions and Back Abstract: Non-Euclidean elasticity concerns elastic bodies that are strained even in the absence ...

Join our Peer Health Educator (PHE) volunteers for weekly beginner/intermediate runs during the fall and/or winter terms if you want to start running, increase your distance, improve your time, and/or ...