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Daniel Simpson, Artsci’17, MA’19, PhD’24, vividly remembers the transformative moment when he became...

If there is something worth doing, it’s worth doing right.” That was one of the famous mottoes...

Albert Chow, Sc’01, stopped telling his mother about his business shortly after he started it...

Premier Susan Holt is making history in New Brunswick – and she credits many of her leadership...

The recent passing of Chancellor Emeritus Murray Sinclair has had me reflecting on the truly...

As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be: when the parents come to visit, you tidy up...

With flourishing professional basketball and hockey leagues, women’s sports are on the rise. But...

Niki Sharma, Artsci’01, understood the significance of community from an early age. While her first...

Each fall, thousands of alumni make the annual migration to campus for Homecoming. The trip can be...

Helen Mathers, the first director of the Ban Righ Centre when it opened its doors in 1974, is so...

Laura Low Ah Kee, PhysEd’04, Artsci’04, was on a three-month sabbatical from her job as a rising...

Chancellor Shelagh Rogers returns to Queen’s to fulfil her grandmother’s dying wish, and to listen...

It has been a busy autumn of alumni activities! In addition to attending a wonderful Homecoming, I...

Susan (Kirkwood) Westwater, Artsci’86, Ed’88, had not laid eyes on 200 Collingwood before she and...

There is an analogy that Dean Jane Philpott keeps coming back to in her recently published book...

Faith Edem, MPA’19, became an environmental activist early in life and continues to make a name for...