Queen’s will hold its annual Remembrance Day service in Grant Hall on Wednesday, November 11, to honour Canadians who have served in times of war. Classes are cancelled between 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. to ...

Dr. Robert Wolfe, Professor Emeritus and Distinguished Fellow in the School of Policy Studies, recently published a blog post on the Trade β Blog. In "Why a stronger WTO is needed for a stable and ...

Scientists are searching for elusive dark matter particles using a bubble chamber placed deep underground.

A five-stage visual timeline showing the evolution of the author’s personal style throughout her engineering education. Each column represents a different stage: 1) early undergraduate years, wearing ...

From November 2 to 30, Queen’s community members can participate in special programming, events, and activities that focus on practical skills and strategies to support wellbeing.

Giving Tuesday is coming up on Dec. 1, and for Patrick Shu, the global day of generosity is a reminder of just how important support from the Queen’s community can be for students like him. The fourth ...

A photo of Owen Juan presenting. His presentation is on Equity Considerations in the Implementations of Active Transportation Interventions Across Canada. Hello everyone, Bhavya here! For this ...

The way parents and teachers provide and discuss feedback to children and teens can have an emotional, and not just technical ...

Join faculty, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, staff, and community members for the 10th annual Indigenous Research Collaboration Day (IRCD) on Wednesday, November 11, from 11:30am-4:30pm ...

The Department of Pediatrics professor and medical geneticist joined Queen’s in 2012.

Queen’s graduate researcher Allen Tian uses drones and environmental DNA to study freshwater ecosystems, earning ...

White phosphorus, also called yellow phosphorus, gives off a faint light as it slowly reacts with oxygen in the air. The effect is chemiluminescence, light from a chemical reaction — it’s not evidence ...