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The "Art Worlds" pilot program is a partnership between the Smith School of Business and the Agnes Etherington Art Centre.

Four newly appointed leaders begin their terms in the Provost’s Office, Advancement, Research, and Graduates Studies.

New building signs will be going up at the corner of Union and Division streets next month.

By asking people their sex and gender, health researchers may be able to understand why each person experiences illness and disease differently.

During her residency, Tau Lewis has spent time with pre-teen girls to help them explore their identity. 

A noted statistician, Agnes M. Herzberg researches the statistical design of experiments including contributions to the design of clinical trials in medicine.

Queen's associate professor and Kingston Health Sciences Centre physician recognized for innovative surgical and stroke research.

The new budget allocates new funding for research, accessibility, and faculty hires.

The Faculty of Arts and Science has announced the recipients of its pre-doctoral fellowships for Indigenous graduate students.

³ÉÈË´óƬ psychology professor recognized for groundbreaking youth research.