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For 18 students, the great outdoors was their classroom as part of a field study course.

Dr. Franks taught at Queen’s for 35 years, and was a leading expert on Canada’s parliamentary system.

Queen’s researchers awarded one of Canada’s highest academic honours for health scientists.

By adopting a global outlook, Canada can better understand, manage and benefit from the integration of ride-hailing as a component of urban mobility.

Alfred and Isabel Bader have agreed to support four more projects at �鶹��ý, all of which exemplify their passion for the arts.

New research shows more people than ever are living in the suburbs.

Queen’s Human Media Lab unveils the world’s first rollable touch-screen tablet, inspired by ancient scrolls.

Lauded limnologist John Smol reflects on career and environmental change following lifetime achievement award.

Children with autism test new “exergaming” system that encourages fitness and friendship.

Four �鶹��ý researchers receive Strategic Partnership Grants from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC).