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David Lepofsky encourages members of Queen’s community to get involved in quest to make Ontario fully accessible by 2025.

The School of Urban and Regional Planning’s international course takes Queen’s University students to Auroville, India, to work on a planning project.

The QUIC International Photo Contest is an opportunity for students to submit their best photos from abroad, or from their time in Canada. The deadline for submissions is Thursday, Jan. 28.

The Queen's Gaels men's and women's volleyball teams dominate as they both pick up a pair of wins in OUA weekend play.

President of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) Ted Hewitt provides insight into the challenges of today and tomorrow for research and research training.

Teri Shearer’s background in management accounting and lead roles at the Smith School of Business put her in good stead for deputy provost position.

Electric Vehicle Charging Station Sustainability Initiative raising funds to install two electric vehicle charging stations at the corner of Union and Division streets.

Employees have until Jan. 29 to request electronic access to their T4 or T4A slips.

With the Campus Computer Store closing, the Bookstore is expanding its selection of IT items that students, staff and faculty can purchase for personal use.

David Lepofsky will share his experiences as a disability rights advocate when he speaks at Queen’s on Jan. 22.