A Queen’s course that brought global learning to life
For 15 years, Cuban Culture and Society combined classroom study and immersive travel to help students explore Cuba’s complexities and deepen their understanding of the world.
Queen’s students develop 3D-printed prosthetics
Students and researchers partner with a Thailand-based NGO to help migrants fleeing one of the world’s longest-running civil wars.
Climate change is rapidly reshaping the Arctic's great lakes
A Queen's-led team uncovers surprising ecological shifts in some of the North's largest and most remote lakes in John Smol's inaugural paper as a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
Queen's University ranks 4th in the world in impact rankings
The university rises in global placement in the Times Higher Education Sustainability Impact Ratings while remaining Canada's top-ranked institution for a second straight year.
Exploring plants on campus
Faculty of Arts and Science students survey thousands of plants across the Queen’s campus.
Beading astroparticle physics
A new collaboration is taking shape, bringing Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives and astroparticle physics into conversation.
Project starting to see the BENEFITs
Faculty of Arts and Science researcher George diCenzo sees a promising future for crops in Canadian agriculture.
Alumnus Steven Maynard’s new course helps students preserve queer history
When students in one of Steven Maynard’s history courses started talking about the erasure of queer and trans histories, he wanted to help them do something about it.