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The Canada Research Chairs program advances the country’s position as a leader in discovery and innovation.

The upcoming spring 2018 convocation will feature honorary degrees for seven leaders in policy, medicine, engineering, architecture, and media.

¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ researcher receives $2 million for ongoing review of primary health care in Ontario.

Queen’s University program supports equal opportunities for people with disabilities.

Leading human sexuality and gender scholar, Sari van Anders, named Canada 150 Research Chair.

Queen’s online Bachelor of Health Sciences program will offer advanced standing to students from various college programs.

Three Queen’s faculty members awarded three-year funding for multi-disciplinary health research.

¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥-based program uses actors to enhance training in the community.

The Ontario government announces funding to support new Queen’s research teams and laboratory operations.

Queen’s researcher develops biosensor that uses firefly enzyme to monitor cancer cell activity.