Mohamed Khimji, David Allgood Professor in Business Law, developed a new course examining the musician's influence on entertainment law through her high-profile legal disputes.

Ryan Grant is leading efforts at Queen's to build supercomputer infrastructure, including an advanced test bed system for testing and deploying brand new technology. This will create a foundation from ...

A student-run charity basketball game brings the community together and raises more than $250,000 for cancer research.

The Dunin-Deshpande Innovation Centre at Queen's University (DDQIC) is excited to introduce the Queen’s Founders and Innovators Initiative (QFII) — a transformative, part-time program designed for ...

Nancy E. van Deusen has won the Antonine Tibesar Prize (Conference on Latin American History) for her article, "Why Indigenous Slavery Continued in Spanish America after the New Laws of 1542," The ...

The Department of History hosted a convocation reception on November 12th for our students who graduated earlier that morning. With over 30 students, family members, friends, and faculty in attendance ...

Queen’s state-of-the-art performance venue and teaching space is celebrating 10 years of dazzling artists and visitors from Kingston and around the world.

Dr. Ilsa Cooke will present “The unusual chemistry of interstellar molecules” to the Queen’s University community with funding from the Harrison-MacRae Lectureship in the Department of Chemistry.

Just in time for the holidays, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced measures to alleviate some of the affordability pressures Canadians have been experiencing since the COVID-19 pandemic. One ...

One week from today! Black Light Talk: Grad School and Research on Nov 20, 2024 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm Open to Black students interested in casually discussing grad applications, research, bursaries, ...

Abstract: In this talk I will talk about cocellular resolutions and cohull resolutions. Using this we will prove the duality of Betti numbers.