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National Honour

Queen's cardiologist Stephen Archer named to the Order of Canada

A total of 10 Queen’s community members are among the latest awarded with one of Canada’s highest honours.

Research Funding

Queen's researchers awarded over $14 million for natural sciences and engineering research

Funded through the federal government, projects span computing systems to neuroscience and clean energy.

Global Excellence

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.

Research excellence

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.

Latest Stories

Climate disclosure gives Canadian companies an edge with European investors, new research shows

Ontario kindergarten: What changed, what didn’t and why it matters

A Queen’s course that brought global learning to life

Queen’s graduates celebrated at spring convocation ceremonies

Queen’s signs MOU with Université de Sherbrooke to advance Canada’s sovereign quantum and supercomputing future

Queen’s University climbs in global university rankings

Campus and Community

People in a group coaching session. The sessions help students build confidence, while giving volunteers leadership and facilitation experience.

Building skills for success through experiential learning

Integrating peer wellness coaching into curriculum helps students develop the goal-setting skills that support success at university and beyond.

Six people standing on stage at a convocation standing beside one another, as one receives an award.

Queen’s graduates recognize the educators who shaped their journey

The Baillie Awards are presented to seven high school teachers in recognition of the impact they’ve had on students.

Bader College opens its doors to short-term programming and continuing education

From an international law program to a growing focus on research, academic partnerships, and place-based learning, Herstmonceux Castle is ready to welcome cohorts from Queen’s and other institutions.