Cellist Nicolas Altstaedt, called “compelling” (The New York Times) and praised as one of the most sought-after and versatile artists today, partners with Fazil Say, Turkish pianist and composer.

Queen’s and Kingston celebrate Black culture, achievements, and futures at on-campus and community events throughout February.

Alcohol-associated hepatitis (AH), a severe and potentially life-threatening liver disease, is rising sharply among adolescents and young adults. Once primarily linked to older men with long histories ...

Join the QUIC and SEO to decorate your own cozy mug to get you through the winter months! ☕ ️Free snacks, hot chocolate and mugs will be provided to help you create your own masterpiece. This event ...

Information theory, source-channel coding, data compression, digital communications, applied probability, network epidemics, machine learning, data privacy and AI fairness ...

A 15% discount for faculty, staff, and alumni. This discount is NOT applicable to students. Queen's University faculty, staff, or alumni ID as well as Government issued photo ID must be shown to VIA ...

Renowned researcher Dr. Kevin Deluzio, Dean of the Smith School of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen's University, will delve into the evolution of engineering. He will explore what it was, ...

Abstract: Given a rational cone, we can associate to it an affine semigroup. This result, referred to as Gordan's Lemma allows us to define a Hilbert basis for a rational cone. After computing some ...

We have updated and reimagined our former resource list of BIPoC-relevant spaces into an interactive map of grocery locations, restaurants, and more spaces on campus and in Kingston.

Main Line: +1 613.533.2000 (Operator 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, Monday-Friday) ...

Research Data Centres are Statistics Canada premises and must be compliant with the Government of Canada’s policies and directives. We are all responsible for preventing the spread of COVID-19. The ...

The Department Seminar Series brings distinguished historians from across North America to campus to present their research in a public lecture. Held monthly, the series attracts both faculty and ...