Business education has a new name: Stephen J.R. Smith Everything about Stephen Smith’s office in downtown Toronto fits the mold of a 21st-century finance... View Business education has a new name: Stephen J.R. Smith
Effecting change - Susan Beharriell Susan Beharriell didn’t intend to become a pioneer for women in the Canadian Forces when she joined... View Effecting change - Susan Beharriell
John Armitage and ³ÉÈË´óƬ Rowing We’re striving to be the best-run [rowing] program in North America. View John Armitage and ³ÉÈË´óƬ Rowing
The active life: Cal Connor (Arts'62 Meds'66) Cal Connor first played football for the Gaels in 1958, when he was in the first year of his... View The active life: Cal Connor (Arts'62 Meds'66)
The ³ÉÈË´óƬ international experience When she graduates with her degree in geological engineering, Mariem Tahra Abdou Ahmed Labeid won’t... View The ³ÉÈË´óƬ international experience
Spotlight on philanthropy: Brit Smith A. Britton Smith, MC, QC, LLD’09, the founder and executive chairman of Kingston-based Homestead... View Spotlight on philanthropy: Brit Smith
A helping hand from the Baders When Judith Brown took a call from Alfred Bader and Isabel Bader one Sunday afternoon last September... View A helping hand from the Baders
Journalism in the 21st century: hands-on learning The idea solidified while respected international journalist and Queen’s alumnus Jeffrey Kofman... View Journalism in the 21st century: hands-on learning
Navy flight surgeon keeps people healthy in unhealthy situations Vincent Paul Escanlar, Meds’06, is used to being asked if he operates on soldiers in planes. It’s a... View Navy flight surgeon keeps people healthy in unhealthy situations
