Queen’s professor leads project to track medical records online.
Higher Education Quality Committee advises university specialization.
Annual College Sustainability Report Card raises Queen’s grade from B- in 2010 to B.
Most students these days spent their high school science days pouring over textbooks and answering teachers’ questions, but a recent Queen’s study suggests that traditional hands-on teaching methods may in fact be more effective in a science classroom.
Jacket patches in honour of Cameron Bruce created by EngSoc.
Credit rating report downgrade result of university debt.
Mayor-elect wins Kingston municipality with 17,096 votes, 56.4 per cent of the popular vote.
New Ontario Celebration of Women in Computing Conference encourages women in the field.
New centre of workplace law will be the first of its kind in Canada and aims to revitalize the field.
Queen’s unranked.
History department commemorates 100th anniversary of Douglas Chair with ceremony.
High school mentorship program in the works by Social Issues Commission.
Business development plan aimed to create jobs, boost economic growth and Vice-principal appointed co-chair of Queen’s Aboriginal Council.
Mayoral candidates discuss student issues.
Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance aims to centralize quality assurance checks across the province.
Recycle My Cell part of Waste Reduction Week, Residence Energy Challenge also set to begin.
Instigate to create poverty change.
Study examines how children with and without autism interact with the truth.
Queen’s Alive president arrested at pro-life campaign with four others for trespassing.
Mayoral candidates discuss local issues at Grant Hall debate.
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