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Andrzej Antoszkiewicz, Sc’02, MSc’05, wanted to be an astronaut from the time he was about eight...

There are still remnants of “The Frontenac Crew” at 273 Frontenac Street, if you know what to look...

For many new �ʹ�����’s graduates reading this issue of the Alumni Review, this might be your first...

For most of �ʹ�����’s 181-year history, a queen has sat on the throne of Great Britain and the...

While doing his PhD in experimental pathology at �ʹ�����’s University, Adolfo J. de Bold, MSc’71, PhD...

While many people are worried about floods, hurricanes, and wildfires caused by climate change...

For one idyllic decade in the 1980s, the housemates at 96 Earl Street were like a bowl of homemade...

The �ʹ�����’s community has always been an adaptable bunch. During the First World War, �ʹ�����'s...

Respected publisher and philanthropist, Michael Davies, left his mark on Kingston and �ʹ�����’s

Shelagh Rogers honoured for work on mental health, literacy, and Indigenous issues.

Canada’s new ambassador to Iraq, Gregory Galligan, Artsci'02, took a long – and risky – road to diplomacy.

Tara McKenna took a personal journey to a zero-waste lifestyle – and now she’s helping others do the same.

I read the most recent issue of the Alumni Review from cover to cover. It was superb – best I can...

It is with optimism and excitement that I begin my two-year term as �ʹ����� Alumni...

Alumnus known for humble generosity believed in investing in people

18 Barrie St. is a �ʹ�����’s landmark, a pre-Confederation home. After being deeded to the university in 1994, it is now home to �ʹ�����’s Health Sciences.