Highlighting the Queen's researchers who are establishing a new gold standard in biochemical recycling and encouraging us to reconsider our use of plastics.

National conference hosted by Queen’s this summer aims to foster diversity and inclusion in science.

The partnership aims to foster academic ties and open new opportunities for collaborative research initiatives.

Queen’s students in the STEM Indigenous Academics program visit SNOLAB, gaining first-hand insight into the groundbreaking research on dark matter and neutrinos.

Queen’s Relay For Life raises more than $225,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society, the most ever for a relay held at a postsecondary institution in the country.

Student learning is one of the university’s six strategic goals. Advancing pedagogies, leveraging new technologies, and reconceiving educational programs of all levels and types better prepares ...

Employees and members of the Queen’s community are encouraged to engage in new wellness programming available through Human Resources.

Elections Canada will host a mobile voting booth in Ban Righ Hall, Apr. 13-16, open to the entire campus community.

The Office of the University Registrar (OUR) is asking for staffing support at all convocation ceremonies to assist with graduate check-in/registration, student assembly, and guest check-in. More than ...

After a decades-long career spanning disciplines, sectors, and cities across Canada, Robertson's commitment to his craft has not gone unnoticed. His dedication has earned him the 2025 Governor General ...

The Queen’s community is remembering Professor Emeritus John Meisel, who died on March 30, 2025. Born in 1923, he earned his PhD at the London School of Economics and began teaching political studies ...

Queen’s graduate students spend years developing the ideas that make up their theses or dissertations. The annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition asks them to explain all that work in 180 ...