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Alumna Rosemary Knight becomes the first woman and only second Canadian to win the highest honour of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists

In the last issue of the Queen’s Alumni Review, we asked readers to tell us about the plants and...

Pulitzer Prize-nominated professor left his mark on ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥.

Convocation is always a special time at the Four Directions Indigenous Centre. The place is a second...

A special project Most covers of the Queen’s Alumni Review feature a photograph or illustration. But...

Fall of 2016: Kim Chatterson (BA’92) is skimming her Facebook feed when she comes across a post by...

Curtis Carmichael spent his life looking for a book to inspire him. And then he realized he was living it.

Lieutenant-General Christine Whitecross recounts the experiences of her first job as a military engineer posted to a Canadian Forces Base in Hügelsheim, Germany.

Helen Humphreys was exploring the Queen’s collection of tens of thousands of carefully preserved...

With a new academic year underway at Queen’s, the campus community finds itself returning to a...

A year ago, in the midst of the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada was struggling to find...

Science fiction drew him in as a teenager – the stories of Isaac Asimov and others – and so did an...

It’s time to roll up our sleeves and begin the work of building an inclusive campus community...

In the fall of 2016, eight first-year students on the fourth floor of McNeill House decided they...

Jessica Lui, Com’14, is not your typical Commerce graduate. She has had a successful career as a...

Miranda Anthistle (Artsci’08) has worked in newsrooms across Canada and the U.S. Now at Global News...