³ÉÈË´óƬ

The third volume of Queen’s official history details the university’s evolution between 1961 and 2004.

Dr. Stephen Lougheed recently traveled to China to deliver lectures for Shanghai International Nature Conservation Week.

Science Rendezvous aims to get kids excited about science, technology, engineering and math.

DB Krupp and Peter Taylor offer twist on evolutionary theory which could help explain racism and other forms of prejudice. 

Robert (Bob) Gilbert was a highly productive, dedicated and creative scientist in the Department of Geography.

HLTH 415 aims to get students into the Kingston community to develop and promote health initiatives.

Programming game developed by team of four students takes top place at weekend hackathon event.

Begin Anywhere exhibition features artwork of BFA graduating class at Ontario Hall from April 20-25.

Queen’s Master in Art Conservation program celebrates 40 years of renewal.

HIST 210 students are using the Archives to learn more about Queen's history of tackling sexual assault on campus.