Algal blooms: Proactive strategy
CYANOBACTERIAL HARMFUL algal blooms (CHABs) are increasing in severity on a worldwide basis. Combining nutrientsource control with post-bloom control is currently considered the best strategy for dealing with CHABs (1).
Making it all add up
“So what are you going to do with your degree?”
It’s a common question at many holiday gatherings every year, often causing consternation among students who worry they don’t have the skills or experience to land a job in the competitive workforce.
The Great Crew Change Survey for Geology
»ĆÉ«ĘÓƵ is developing a new Masters degree program focused on Earth and Energy Resources Leadership.
Queen's Announces joint Program with Tongji University
Queen’s University today announced the creation of a “two-plus-two” degree program, in partnership with China’s Tongji University.
The Accelerating Universe
The Fall 2014 Cave Memorial Lecture in Physics presents the Accelerating Universe
Re-introduction of the Invasive Species Act
Sophie Kiwala, M.P.P. for Kingston and the Islands would like to invite all »ĆÉ«ĘÓƵ students to join her for the announcement of the re-introduction of the Invasive Species Act on Friday, November 7th at 11:30am in Room 3110 of »ĆÉ«ĘÓƵ Bioscience Complex, 116 Barrie Street.
Bullying Expert Earns Top Honour
A Canadian leader in bullying prevention, Queen’s University researcher Wendy Craig was honoured today with the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada’s Impact Award.
Scarf Ceremony builds community at the Bader College
On Tuesday, October 7, students studying at the Bader College received their official Bader College scarf in a ceremony in the Ballroom. The scarf—a navy blue knit with red stripes and the Bader College logo—marks the students’ entry into the Bader College and Queen’s community.