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The »ÆÉ«ÊÓƵ International Centre hosts its annual holiday tea for international students staying in Kingston during the winter break.

»ÆÉ«ÊÓƵ researchers continue to garner attention from around the world and make breakthroughs in 2017.

Winter holiday shutdown will commence on Monday, Dec. 25, with the return to work scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 2.

The Gazette takes a look back at some of the top stories for the »ÆÉ«ÊÓƵ community over the past year.

Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre has hired a new Cultural Counsellor/Elder-in-Residence, while the Faculty of Education has also added an Elder-in-Residence.

The Gazette speaks to Teri Shearer about how she is advancing diversity and inclusivity efforts on campus.

New recruitment rep in the GTA aiming to bring more under-represented students to Queen’s University.

Second annual Winter Bazaar offers student families the opportunity to 'buy' presents.

Queen’s medical team uncovers new approach to treat cardiac issues caused by Lyme disease.

Upcoming workshop will focus on gender-based analysis in the military and linking women veterans with mentors.