From royal libraries to digital futures
Thanyehténhas (Nathan Brinklow) is using artificial intelligence to build a platform for exploring historical texts in Indigenous language.
Queen’s remembers Professor Emerita Karen Dubinsky
The Queen’s community is remembering Karen Dubinsky, Professor Emerita of History and Global Development Studies, who passed away on Sept. 4, 2026.
The unique sights of Queen's research – photo essay
Experience the Art of Research with the winners of this year’s photo and video contest.
Representing Canada and Queen’s in Thailand
Classics student Pungavi Linghan presents her unique research at Assumption University.
A summer of discovery for Queen’s undergraduate researchers
Hands-on research experience gave students the opportunity to explore new questions and future possibilities.
Indigenous student artist explores remembrance through design
Artwork by Queen’s student Mazinibii’ige will appear on orange T-shirts for the university’s 2026 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation observances.
National awards celebrate achievements in physics and law
Bhavin Shastri and Raquel Medeiros are among 41 recipients of the Royal Society of Canada’s 2026 awards.
10 incoming STEM students receive Schulich Leader Scholarships
Ten students have been named Queen’s 2026 Schulich Leaders, recipients of Canada’s most prestigious undergraduate scholarships in STEM.