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Susan Gouthro returns to Kingston and ����ֱ�� as artist-in-residence at the Dan School of Drama and Music, will perform at The Isabel on March 9.

As part of International Planning Project course, students from the School of Urban and Regional Planning travel and work in Auroville, India.

Queen’s University professor Dorothy Cotton awarded Order of Ontario for her work with law enforcement and mental health agencies.

Associate professor of musicology and ethnomusicology Kip Pegley takes a closer look at the role of Olympic theme music for broadcasters.

An English castle, Jimi Hendrix, and a dive into sixties counterculture; all in a day’s work for one Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellow.

Practice your “Boozhoo” (Anishinaabe for “greetings”) and “Miigwetch” (“thank you”) and learn about Indigenous cultures in a new Queen’s program.

The Faculty of Arts and Science has launched a Pre-Doctoral Fellowship program to recognize outstanding scholarship among Indigenous PhD candidates.

Richard Ascough is the university’s ninth faculty member to be named a national teaching fellow.

As the Queen’s National Scholar in Political Philosophy and Critical Prison Studies Lisa Guenther brings international experience to the position.

A new bi-weekly radio show called Blind Date with Knowledge launching this month on ����ֱ�� radio station CFRC.