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Canadian Medical Hall of Fame member pioneered stem cell research techniques, blazed trail for women in science

Edlynne Laryea helps brands engage with customers in a changing digital landscape.

Growing up in Carleton Place, Ont., Matt, Artsci’13, MA’14, and Will, Artsci’15, Courchene played...

A new board is working to engage members in the life of the university.

The three-storey semi at 182 University Avenue has changed since Peter Chalkley, Artsci’83, MBA’87...

Catherine Hernandez took her own advice when she sat down to write her latest novel

Emily Urquhart, Artsci’99, landed her first job at a summer camp. An introvert by nature, at camp...

Remembering Alfred Bader on his 100th birthday

A Gael “through and through” who left his mark on Canadian football

Meredith Shaw is at the mic of Canada’s No. 1 morning show.

In February, I had the opportunity to moderate a conversation with Principal Deane regarding the...

Gord Wetherall, Sc’49, didn’t get a room of his own until he was 22. Just back from convoy duty in...

Debut picture book by Queen’s grad delivers 'aha' moments for all ages

Dr. Paul Hebert, Arts’69, can’t recall a time when he wasn’t “insect fixated.” It all started with a...

Did a rare Bader book belong to Sir Isaac Newton? An undergrad put the clues together

Senator, longtime public servant known for his dedication to country and Queen’s