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National forum held in June to consider what health tools, practices and policies need to be developed to identify signs of frailty, and how care settings need to evolve to treat and to provide care and comfort to elderly in frail health.

Queen’s Business Law Clinic expands offerings at community meeting with other local small business support organizations.

Vanessa Silve e Silva and her spouse Josafa have traveled from Brazil so she can pursue her PhD and have found Queen's to be a welcoming place.

With roots dating back to early 1900s, Queen's Players continues to give back to the Queen's and Kingston communities.

Incoming students and their families get a close-up look at campus and all that Queen's offers through Summer Orientation to Academic and Resources.

New research defies traditional theories about how the brain processes actions.

Ahmed Hassan (Computing) receives the Outstanding Young Computer Science Researcher Prize for 2014 from the Canadian Association of Computer Science

Health-care leader Ruth Wilson earns prestigious national honour, following in the footsteps of her mother Lois Wilson.

Expressions of interest are due to the relevant Dean’s office by Sept. 8.