The School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (SGSPA) has received national recognition for an innovative program ...

Researchers say persistent misconceptions about how inflammatory bowel disease affects pregnancy endure despite advances in treatment.

Thirteen Queen's research teams receive federal funding to advance discoveries aiming to improve the health of Canadians.

Queen's University's Second-Hand Shuffle saw its biggest turnout yet this year, with furniture, kitchenware, clothing, ...

Higher temperatures are contributing to more routine workplace injuries and drawing attention to workplace heat safety.

Thirteen research teams at Queen’s University have received a combined $12.7 million from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), Canada’s largest funder of health research. Awarded through ...

Politics is about power – who has it and how it is exercised by nation-states, individuals, groups, classes, or political parties, and how different interests are reconciled in and between communities ...

Date Published: Jun 19, 2026 Dr. Nicole Myers explains why the federal government's changes to bail rules won't bring down crime rates and might make things worse ...

The table below corresponds to the minimum average (based on prerequisite courses) required for admission consideration for September of last year. The minimum averages vary from year to year and ...

A recent article in The Conversation Canada unpacks new research showing that sexual satisfaction is not shared equally across genders, especially in heterosexual partnerships. The gap is a big one: ...

Picture a computer that can perform a billion-billion operations per second. A technology capable of solving complex problems, from designing new proteins for drug treatments, vaccines, and ...

Canada is a suburban nation, not only because of consumer preferences, but also because of federal government policy in the years following the Second World War. Most post-war population growth in ...