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THE CONVERSATION: We need to equip Canada's financial sector to steer us through a global economic transition on our own terms. 

Four ceremonies and an honorary degree round out 2018/2019 graduation events.

Annual Ambassadors’ Forum brings international representatives to campus for networking and knowledge sharing.

New Frontiers in Research Fund fuels Queen’s research in topics ranging from Lyme disease to climate change.

Award for book on Indigenous rights makes Thomas J. Courchene the first two-time recipient of top Canadian public policy writing honour.

Partnership will see commerce students from Smith study in China and earn two undergraduate degrees: one from Queen’s University and the other from Peking University.

Artificial intelligence creates problems, but it’s packed with promise. AI prompts reinvention, reinvention takes time, and reinvention success is uncertain. It’s a gut-check moment for strategists and leaders alike.

Top prize at Paul and Tom Kinnear Business Plan Competition goes to Smith School of Business Commerce student.

Three masters students earn scholarships in economics and finance while Smith School of Business' Ryan Riordan receives research grant.

Hands-on learning program looks at local employment opportunities for Queen's grads entering labour force.