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With the world’s attention on Queen’s physicist Dr. Art McDonald after he received the Nobel Prize...

Not everyone remembers the first Richardson Stadium, but those who do may remember the glory of the...

It has been a whirlwind few months for Professor Emeritus Art McDonald. Following the Oct. 6 announcement of the Nobel Prize for Physics, the world’s attention focused on Dr. McDonald and his co-winner, Dr. Takaaki Kajita of the University of Tokyo.

Gordon and Patricia Gray remember exactly where they were when they learned about Art McDonald’s...

����ֱ�� professor emeritus Arthur McDonald is the co-winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in...

Everything about Stephen Smith’s office in downtown Toronto fits the mold of a 21st-century finance...

Susan Beharriell didn’t intend to become a pioneer for women in the Canadian Forces when she joined...

2015 is the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta. An original 13th-century engrossment of the famous Charter is touring Canada this year. Carolyn Harris, MA’07, PhD’12 (History), author of Magna Carta and Its Gifts to Canada, discusses the impact of Magna Carta on women's rights.

We’re striving to be the best-run [rowing] program in North America.

David Sharpe, Law’95, remembers what gave him his first push into the field of law. As a young man...

A select group of football players don the Tricolour every year and set out on a quest to bring the...

Cal Connor first played football for the Gaels in 1958, when he was in the first year of his...

Business education has a new name at Queen’s University, following a historic $50-million gift from alumnus Stephen Smith (Sc’72).

When she graduates with her degree in geological engineering, Mariem Tahra Abdou Ahmed Labeid won’t...

Q: You have been Queen’s China Liaison Officer since 2007. What does that role entail? A: My job is...

When Judith Brown took a call from Alfred Bader and Isabel Bader one Sunday afternoon last September...