Action Plan and 2025-2026 Annual Report at her recent town hall meeting with staff, faculty, and students. We sat down with ...

The creation of the Cancer Research Institute at Queen’s University was not the result of a single breakthrough or benefactor ...

Queen’s University’s School of Rehabilitation Therapy is introducing a new Black Student Admissions Pathway (BSAP) for its Master of Science in Physical Therapy (MSc PT) program. The voluntary, ...

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Denis Bourguignon, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer (CFAO) for the Faculty of Health Sciences, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jen Valberg as the Director, Marketing & ...

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On the recommendation of Dean Lisa Tannock, Matthew Evans, Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic), has appointed Dr. Melinda ...

Feature Stories | 02 Jun 2023 | Read time: | Written by: “Understand your why.” That’s Dr. Elizabeth Eisenhauer's most important life lesson to 2023 graduates. The awar d-winning researcher, alumni ...

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KINGSTON — A group of Queen’s researchers is hoping to use gene therapy and new grant money to cure a handful of rare, usually fatal genetic disorders that can be diagnosed at all stages of life.

The words – spoken by Dr. Lynne Postovit, Head of the Department of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences – captured the vision behind Discovery Labs, Queen’s Health Sciences (QHS) new, collaborative ...