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Queen’s will host a special exhibit that celebrates the work of the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory scientists led by Nobel Laureate Art McDonald and explores the new experiments at the SNOLAB underground facility in Sudbury. 

Queen’s researcher Amer Johri brings unique technology to Science Rendezvous.

Campus tour guides often make that all-important first impression for visiting students and their families.

¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ Housing and Ancillary Services offer summer hotel accommodations at David C. Smith House, Brant House.

Education Students' Society collects supplies to be donated to four local elementary schools.

acQuire will make it easier for staff and faculty to purchase products they need for research and teaching activities.

For her efforts in helping first-year students in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science make the transition to post-secondary studies, Aphra Rogers received the Michael Condra Outstanding Student Service Award.

Annual Science Rendezvous lights the sparks of curiosity.

Anonymous donation enables Lederman Law Library to expand collection on Aboriginal law and aspects of law published by Aboriginal authors and publishing houses.

Data Day provides opportunity for researchers to learn from one another and start a conversation that continues beyond the event.