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Robert Morrison's research has heavily influenced the first two books in a popular crime triology.

Queen’s research uncovers differences between American and Canadian IQ scoring systems.

Sean Michaels, winner of the 2014 Giller Prize for his novel, Us Conductors, visited campus for a reading.

Udo Schuklenk (Philosophy) traveled to West Africa  to produce a report on expanded access to experimental drugs for Ebola patients for Medecins Sans Frontieres.

Three Queen's students win first prize at the Microsoft Imagine Cup for their technology designed for colour blind individuals.

Danny Doyle is reminding Canada of its Gaelic history in a public lecture Thursday, March 12.

Low and high intensity workouts result in similar weight loss, but higher intensity workouts reduce glucose levels.

Armand Ruffo is a poet, playwright, biographer, filmmaker and Queen’s National Scholar in Indigenous Languages and Literatures.

With his family by his side, Ron Weisman, Professor Emeritus, Departments of Psychology and Biology, Queen’s University, died at home on Jan. 27.

Jill Kirby’s experience working with the Mass Observation Project enriches her teaching at the Bader International Study Centre.