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Queen’s professor Kathleen Lahey says a change in tax policy has led to gender inequality in Alberta.

Screening of America the Beautiful and dicussion part of campaign aimed at raising awareness and engaging Queen’s students in a dialogue about self-image.

Undergraduate students will showcase and promote their research at the annual Inquiry@Queen’s conference March 5-6.

Physical Plant Services are inviting feedback through a client satisfaction survey and have launched a new website and Twitter account.

The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships program will allow Queen’s students to expand their horizons abroad.

¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ has partnered with the Limestone District School Board and MEI Academy to offer high school students the chance to study at the Bader International Study Centre.

Low and high intensity workouts result in similar weight loss, but higher intensity workouts reduce glucose levels.

Armand Ruffo is a poet, playwright, biographer, filmmaker and Queen’s National Scholar in Indigenous Languages and Literatures.

Donor-funded faculty positions enable Queen’s to recognize and attract top researchers and scholars, both from within the university and from around the world.

The university recently recognized the latest recipients of its employment equity, diversity, and accessibility awards.