John Smol receives the world’s top Arctic research prize.

Queen’s-based CIMVHR marks 15 years of research advancing the health and well-being of Canada’s military members, veterans, and their families.

In addition to the new positions, three current chairs have been renewed. Announcement also included new research support funding.

The Queen’s and Kingston community are invited to Decoding the Cosmos, a special event recognizing a major federal government investment in the Arthur B. McDonald Canadian Astroparticle Physics Research Institute (McDonald Institute) and the 10th anniversary of Dr. Arthur B. McDonald’s Nobel Prize in Physics. 

Indigenous design elements are incorporated throughout the newly reopened John Deutsch University Centre (JDUC).

Faculty, staff, students, alumni, and community partners are encouraged to review the document and share their perspectives.

Queen's researchers Amir Fam, Stéfanie von Hlatky, and Tucker Carrington are among the Royal Society of Canada's 2025 Class of inductees and awardees.

Queen’s professor Allison Morehead curates a major Oslo exhibition examining the famed artist’s work alongside society’s experiences of illness, care, and modern medicine.

The Insight and Partnerships programs support research excellence in the social sciences and humanities and the formation of collaborations that bring about its real-world impact. 

More than 100 Queen’s students and postdoctoral fellows have been awarded national funding to support their research and studies.