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Community forum creates document calling for an end to physical punishment by parents.

Branna MacDougall takes gold and Gaels women claim first OUA banner since 2003; Men's team finish with bronze.

Elizabeth Eisenhauer has been awarded for exceptional leadership in cancer research.

Over the past eight decades the centre has helped shape public policy through its research and publications program.

For decades research has looked into the health benefits and issues of drinking wine.

The Social Impact Summit provides unique opportunities for Queen's students and the broader community to learn from leading academics and practitioners.

University and city partnering to reduce energy and water consumption, as well as greenhouse gas emissions.

The university's common reading program ready to hold first campus-wide panel event on The Break by Katherena Vermette.

Events are being held around campus throughout Thrive Week to remind the Queen's community about the importance of self-care.

The Undergraduate Orientation Review Working Group announces its public consultation efforts.