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How do plants, collected from all corners of the globe, survive under one roof?

Canadian physicists, led by Nobel laureate Dr. Art McDonald of Queen’s University, are playing a...

What are the alternatives to using road salt on Canadian roads in winter?

When Queen Victoria granted a royal charter to establish Queen’s College in Kingston in 1841, she...

As part of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre's spring programming surrounding the Singular Figures exhibition, Carlos Prado, Professor Emeritus (Philosophy), gave a talk on “Descartes’ Divisive Legacy.” In his talk, Dr. Prado explained that the oft-quoted phrase, “Cogito, ergo sum” (I think, therefore I am) was abandoned by Descartes for requiring a suppressed premise. Descartes revised the “Cogito” statement to the “Ego sum, ego existo” statement.