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Two faculty members – studying topics ranging from reproductive performance in dairy cows to the introduction of living organisms into material design – are winners of 2022 Schwartz Research Funds for Women and Other Underrepresented Faculty in the L

For Fatin Noor, Comm ’23, it was down to Queen’s Commerce and Ivey at Western University. A Google search of Canada’s top business school and a desire to explore an environment different than the one she grew up in is what pushed her to select Queen’s.

Lower investment in the oil industry and greater pressure to ween society off fossil fuels are behind the record high prices at the gas pump

Lower investment in the oil industry and greater pressure to ween society off fossil fuels are behind the record high prices at the gas pump

As president and CEO of the Museum of African American History, BU alum Leon Wilson is credited with keeping the nonprofit open throughout the pandemic

Two faculty members – studying topics ranging from reproductive performance in dairy cows to the introduction of living organisms into material design

The Human Rights and Equity Office (HREO)kicked off Black History Month at Queen’s with an opening ceremony on Feb. 1.

On Jan. 29, the Student Advocacy Summit was held for the first time in years. Various branches of the AMS collaborated to hold the event, which aimed to facilitate engagement between the student government and the Queen’s community.

WinterKids Winter Games in full swing, $50,000 in cash and prizes for schools