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New film at The Screening Room examines immigration security certificates and features Queen’s professor Sharry Aiken.

Queen’s professor Kathleen Lahey says a change in tax policy has led to gender inequality in Alberta.

Change will affect taxes and may increase take-home pay for many graduate research assistants (GRAs). 

The Library and Archives Master Plan and the Faculty of Law recommended the project in order to strengthen support for students and researchers.

The Queen’s Law Clinics in downtown Kingston will expand experiential learning opportunities for students and make legal advice and representation more accessible for members of the community.

The new Queen’s Family Law Clinic helps self-representing litigants navigate the complex and often-times frustrating family justice system.

Giving Tuesday turns tables on Black Friday, Cyber Monday fever.

Ksenia Polonskaya (Law) is one of 28 students across Canada to receive the Graduate Scholarship in International Law from the Centre for International Governance Innovation.

Justice George E. Carter received his honorary degree from Queen's on Monday. 

Principal Daniel Woolf prioritizes strengthening the student learning experience and research prominence as part of his goals for the 2014-2015 academic year.