History professor earns Albert B. Corey Prize
New book examines the migration of individuals and religious ideas into Canada and the United States.
Celebrating a rising star
Michele Morningstar named one of the top 40 under 40 by the Kingston Economic Development Corporation.
Research provides insights into a health-boosting ingredient of human breastmilk
Queen’s researchers help shed light on how genes influence health-boosting sugars in human milk.
Recognizing 75 years of success
The former and current heads of the Psychology Department reflect on this tremendous milestone anniversary.
Recognizing a lifetime of success
John W. Berry honoured with lifetime achievement award at Congress of Psychology event.
An act of gratitude
It’s a common enough experience among university alumni: the feeling you owe something to one or more professors whose teaching touched you in a special way; the regret you never had the chance to express your gratitude properly.
Technological advancements in tick research
With tick season upon us, Queen’s researchers are taking a unique approach to identifying tick-borne pathogens with the help of our furry friends.
Recognizing cutting-edge research
FAS economics professor Robert Clark earns top award from the Canadian Economic Association.