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Queen’s academics have over 30 contributions to The Conversation Canada, an academic journalism site, which launched this summer.

Waste Reduction Week features a garbage dumpster bearing a message and a new recycling tool for staff.

Matthias Hermann (MSc’17) becomes the first graduate of a dual master’s degree in Chemistry offered by Queen’s and Universität Stuttgart of Germany.

Queen’s Research Opportunities Funds (QROF) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Institutional Grant (SIG) competitions now open.

Queen’s students are using their time, talents, and resources to contribute to a variety of community organizations this year.

Two ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ physicists awarded $4.8 million in funding by Canada Foundation for Innovation.

Lecturer Antonio Nicaso’s book about Montreal mobster Vito Rizzuto inspires Bad Blood.

The annual Matariki Network Indigenous Student Mobility Program saw students and faculty from around the world travel to Perth, Australia, including four representatives from Queen’s.

Norman Vorano recognized for his work with Indigenous communities in the Canadian Arctic to record, understand, and share Inuit art history.

Based at Innovation Park, Limestone Analytics making economic modeling more accessible to a larger group of potential users