For-profit agencies have become the go-to solution for many healthcare organizations’ staffing shortages.

Queen’s has launched a new course that allows students to travel to Tanzania with almost full funding.  

For many university students, stress is a constant companion throughout the academic year. From looming deadlines to exams, the pressures of student life can feel overwhelming. Beyond the mental strain, stress can also disrupt gut health and weaken the immune system—a concept referred to as the gut-brain connection.

Students are no strangers to stress, irregular eating habits, and environmental exposures—factors that can impact gene expression through epigenetic changes.

Kingston City Council denied Limestone City Co-operative Housing’s (LCCH) loan request at their most recent meeting, which aimed to promote affordable housing, food security, and environmental sustainability.

The start of the academic year brings more than just excitement and new experiences—it often ushers in the infamous “freshman flu.”

The University introduced a new supplemental application process last application cycle, and the same format will apply for this year. Beginning with the 2023-24 ission cycle, prospective students are required to submit a supplementary application that includes both a written and video response when applying to specific programs.

UNDO, a UK-based startup is partnering with Canadian Wollastonite, a Kingston-based mining company, to capture carbon from the atmosphere and help crops.

Students looking for housing this academic year shouldn’t expect significant shifts in rent prices just yet. While most first-year Queen’s students are housed on-campus in residence, they face the challenge of transitioning to off-campus housing after their first year with the added struggle of everchanging economic conditions.

Antibiotic resistance is rapidly emerging as one of the most significant global threats to society—yet its urgency is often ignored.

The recent development of a new strain of Mpox signals the need for heightened vigilance in Canada, especially for affected populations.

The majority of on-campus Bachelor’s of Health Sciences (BHSc) graduates with a general degree will begin their medical school journey this year.

A mild Canadian winter has led to an early tick season in Ontario, raising concerns about Lyme  disease and other tick-borne illnesses.

Q+ is breaking out of the ‘Commerce bubble,’ empowering students across Queen’s with inclusive professional development.

Low interest rates may impact the student rental market with revitalization of the real estate industry, but Kingston still has issues with housing supply.

During a general meeting held by Kingston City Council on May 7, a motion to consider the feasibility of fluoridating the city’s water supply was ed, sparking a debate on a 70-year-old scientific controversy.

TnR Crown Care started off as a venture between best friends Theresa Ibonye and 4, both HealthSci ’24. Their hairstyling business caters to Black hair and textures, serving as an essential service for Black student on Queen’s campus.

Counterfeit solar eclipse glasses are being sold in Kingston, posing a threat to s who look directly into the sun.

As up to half a million tourists flock to Kingston this weekend in preparation for the total solar eclipse on April 8, the City is turning its attention to emergency preparations.

Ontario released its yearly budget report on Tuesday, touting postsecondary funding and STEM projects. But advocacy groups say the funding won’t be enough for the province’s struggling universities.