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Dr. James A. Low, mentor, colleague and friend to many at Queen’s University; passed away at home with family on Feb. 15 in his 90th year.

Recipients of the Prizes for Excellence in Research discuss topics ranging from philosophy to Vitamin D.

A new “two-plus-two” degree program will see Jilin students study computer engineering at Queen’s.

A working group is identifying the skills and knowledge all Queen’s students should develop during their studies.

����ֱ��-based research institute has launched a multidisciplinary journal featuring studies that address the complex needs of Canada's military and veteran populations. 

Garfield Dunlop, MPP for the riding of Simcoe North and Critic for Training, Colleges and Universities for the Progressive Conservatives, visited Queen’s with the aim of getting some insight about the university.

ESL and international students can improve their academic skills by working with staff and trained peer assistants in Stauffer Library.

James Pritchard taught in the Department of History and researched in the areas of early Canadian colonial and maritime history.

A new professional development series is assisting Health Sciences faculty members in attaining skills relevant to their roles as administrative leaders.

Cathleen Crudden and Troy Day have each received Killam Fellowships, one of Canada's most distinguished awards for career research achievements.