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​Queen’s, National Gallery of Canada partner to engage students from Indigenous, Black, and other cultural communities in art conservation and restoration.

Chancellor Sinclair, former chair of Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, discusses Indigenous history, TRC progress, and where we go from here.

How sustainability and biodiversity initiatives are core to the mandate of the Bader International Study Centre.

A Queen’s public health expert is helping overcome vaccine hesitancy with a new series of videos addressing common concerns about COVID-19 vaccination.

The Conversation: Natural language coding means that people won’t need to learn specialized coding languages to write programs or design websites. But large corporations will control the means of translation.

A new student-designed mural on campus brings a message about consent in all its forms.

Day of reflection to include a sacred fire gathering, campus-wide moment of silence, and educational opportunities.

The Fowler Herbarium, a museum of over 140,000 dried plant specimens, is critical for identifying, monitoring, and conserving plant biodiversity in Eastern Ontario.

Student Wellness Services adapts to increase access and support during the pandemic.

The new Education Leaders-in-Residence Program will help faculty members bring new pedagogical practices to the university.