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A decade at the helm: Daniel Woolf looks back at his principalship in the Queen’s Alumni Review. Read the article here.

The Honourable Kirsty Duncan, Minister of Science and Sport, recently visited Queen’s to make a major national funding announcement in support of graduate and post-doctoral research. Read more and watch a video of the announcement here.

Thank you to Vasundhara, MSc Physics for this beautiful photo of Spring sunset at Mitchell hall, May 21, 2019

Science Rendezvous Kingston 2019 was the most successful to date with 5,200 visitors & 400 volunteers learning about #STEAM research at Queen’s & in the Kingston community. See more photos, including of Queen’s alumnus Canadian Astronaut Drew Feustel (PhD’95, DSc’16), here.

Thank-you to Edwin Ocran (BHSc) for this great photo of Joseph-Stauffer Library, Spring 2019.

An interdisciplinary “green” team of researchers from Queen’s received the prestigious 2019 NSERC Brockhouse Canada Prize from the Right Honourable Julie Payettte, Governor General of Canada, at a ceremony at Rideau Hall on May 9. More photos

Agnes Etherington Art Centre unveils Head of an Old Man with Curly Hair – a 1659 painting by legendary artist Rembrandt, rarely seen by the public. Linda and Daniel Bader donated the piece to the museum in memory of Daniel’s late father and Queen’s alumnus, Alfred Bader.

Queen’s paid tribute to Principal Daniel Woolf with portrait unveiling and a special concert by world-renowned jazz singer Claire Martin.

The grand central atrium at Mitchell Hall was filled as Queen’s celebrated the official opening of the university’s newest building on Saturday, March 30 with donors, including lead donor Bruce Mitchell, government officials, and members of the campus community. Read more here.

Indigenous economies are brought to life through objects from the Agnes collection for students in ECON 244: Economics of Indigenous Communities. (Photo: Tim Forbes)