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Neurosurgeon Idara Edem, Meds’13, has always been obsessed with the complex nature of the brain. In...

On the idea of mentorship I remember when I first heard from QBAC [about the mentorship program], I...

I just finished reading the stories of Dr. Anita Jack-Davies and Dr. Kate Kemplin in the latest...

Queen’s University has a long tradition of honouring distinguished and committed alumni who have...

"I truly love hockey,” writes Rhonda Leeman Taylor, Artsci’76,“But hockey has not always loved me."

In his recent book, Planet Canada, John Stackhouse estimates there are about two to three million expatriates around the world. This is a significant number: when looked at collectively, they should, he argues, be considered Canada’s “eleventh province."

For Barbara Bell, Artsci'79, MTS'98, it all began in 2009 as a volunteer opportunity to help grow a...

Lennie Goodings, A Bite of the Apple: A Life With Books, Writers and Virago

Every Queen’s grad I’ve met remembers with great precision what move-in day was like for them. For...

This past February, Paul Sawtell (Artsci'02) offered me a tour of the low-slung warehouse in North...

Natalie Cann, former head, Department of Chemistry, died Dec. 15, 2019. Born and raised in...

Getting food to medical personnel Matthew Lombardi, Artsci’10, created GroceryHero Canada, a free...

Dear alumni, I hope this issue of the Alumni Review finds you and your loved ones in good health and...

Old, heavily patched tents and sleeping bags. Five-kilometre portages with 60-pound packs and 75-pound canoes. Swarms of mosquitoes. Just a few weeks of training, then out in the bush for a summer, and maybe in winter, too. No pay.

Upcoming events See all events at queensu.ca/alumni/events. Barbados Join the Barbados Branch on...

Sarah Collins, Artsci’08 (English and History). “As a member of the project management team, I am...