A series of events throughout May will feature discussions on teaching practices and fostering a culture of excellence in student learning across campus.

Queen’s particle astrophysicist Nahee Park is part of an international team that’s launching an enormous weather balloon into the upper atmosphere.

Queen’s Stauffer Library hosts the art installation from Canada’s Museum of Human Rights that travels across the country to help tell the tale of Indigenous resilience and reconciliation.

Queen’s is hosting an event that gives students the opportunity to help others and avoid waste as they move at the end of the term.

Recipients of the 2024 Principal’s Teaching and Learning Awards enhance the student learning experience at Queen’s.

More than 180 students from across Queen’s recently harnessed their talents for design, dance, music, choreography, and more to raise $77,000 for a local non-profit organization.

Two teams and six individual staff members are being celebrated for their excellent work and accomplishments at Queen’s.

Queen’s and the McDonald Institute welcome this investment that will advance Canada’s position as a world leader in astroparticle physics.

Kristin Moriah receives a national fellowship to study Black authors and themes that motivated them to write and publish their own works over the past century.

Celestial marvel thrills campus community members who gathered for the first total solar eclipse in the Kingston region since the 14th century.