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Baillie Award for Excellence in Secondary School Teaching recognizes teachers who went above and beyond to support their students.

Transition will begin with a pilot phase in 2015-16, with full implementation across campus happening in 2016-17.

Grade 4 students gather at Lake Ontario Park to learn about water conservation and resource management, while also having a lot of fun.

Cara (Chenman) Yin, an international student pursuing her master's degree in physics, captures the People's Choice Award at the national Three Minute Thesis competition.

Singer Jim Cuddy has some words of advice for the Class of 2015 at ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ as he receives an honorary degree from his alma mater.

The Council of Ontario Universities’ 2015 employment report shows university graduates have the highest employment rates and are putting their skills to work.

Entrepreneurs can access mentorship and business expertise through GrindSpaceXL-Kingston, a program offered by several Queen’s partners.

John Smol honoured by Royal Canadian Geographical Society.

Queen’s University Biological Station unveils new app for Elbow Lake.

Queen’s leaders have wrapped up a visit to Singapore and Japan, where they met with university partners and alumni to expand international relationships and collaborations.