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F ilm major Charlotte Orzel, Artsci’15, remembers getting her first look at the Isabel Bader Centre...

T he finishing touches are complete on The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts. “The Isabel...

The idea solidified while respected international journalist and Queen’s alumnus Jeffrey Kofman...

The university’s plans for a much-needed ­revitalization of its West Campus stadium ­facility have...

Boutilier remembers the first time she had a phone call from ­Ottawa-based art collector and...

Our vote for best marriage proposal on campus goes to Derek Lachine, Artsci’13, Ed’14. Derek...

F or Mike Campbell, Sc’13, the scenario couldn’t have been sweeter. He and his two business partners...

Queen’s can boast of having one of the most spectacular overseas campuses in the world...

The Grad Club at Queen’s has made a name for itself as a home for great music. In 2009, it was named...

It’s home to Queen’s medical school, but like so many other Canadian cities, Kingston, Ontario, has a critical shortage of family doctors. Now, a young alumnus has opened a storefront medical clinic that he hopes will help ease the situation and revitalize the city’s downtown core.

The transformation was astounding and instantaneous. The moment the doors opened on December 1, the Queen’s Centre became the hub of student life and what’s being called … “The new beating heart of campus”

The Economics Department has been hailed as Canada’s best by Research Papers in Economics (RePEc), a...

Dave Ross, the coordinator of athletic therapy services at Queen’s for the past 29 years, has...

Rosalie Griffith, Artsci'98, Ed'99, of Toronto, and former AMS President Greg Frankson, Artsci'97...

As offers of admissions roll in – or don’t, what should you and your would-be university student be doing now? Associate Registrar Stuart Pinchin offers some timely advice.

Wearing work boots and a hard hat, retired Professor Stewart Fyfe (Political Studies), Arts’49...