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The Leightons left their mark on Canadian arts and business but they never forgot that their path in life, and their love, began at Queen’s

The first thing you need to know about the “Queen’s Hotel” is that it is haunted. Or at least it was...

Dhaka’s Bushra Afreen, Artsci’16, is fighting for change in her new position as Asia’s first chief heat officer

International Honours For the second year in a row, the Queen’s Alumni Review has been honoured by...

Lawyer, Senior Vice-President (CIBC)

Queen’s prof exposes Canada’s financial-crime challenge

Volunteering for alumni chapters can help build community

How alumni can play a key role in the Global Strategic Engagement Plan

Anita Anand, Artsci’89, saw the world of Queen’s from both sides, earning her first of several...

In the 1950s, Mary “May” Macdonnell, BA’10, MA’11, was a retired classics professor maintaining a...

Dr. Rebecca Hall’s research explores the impact of mines on Indigenous communities

Librarian and philanthropist was passionate about the arts and helping her community.

My family moved to Canada from London, England, when I was 15, and 15-year-olds don’t like to be...

Jill Barber, Artsci’02, blends logic and emotion to enchant audiences around the world.

Erum Hasan’s novel examines the power dynamics at play when aid workers do more harm than good.

Under the cover of night, her ship cut through the waves in darkness to avoid the enemy. It was 1939...