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Mario Pinto visits Queen’s to present NSERC’s plan for the future.

Three ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ students win first prize at the Microsoft Imagine Cup for their technology designed for colour blind individuals.

Dr. Liss led the renewal of Queen’s Strategic Research Plan during his first term.

Karen Yeates is using mobile technology to monitor the health of pregnant women in sub-Saharan Africa.

Queen’s is offering researchers a free and easy way to facilitate compliance with the new Tri-Agency open access policy for peer-reviewed journal publications. 

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

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

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

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.