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Don’t miss these 15 stories of impact and groundbreaking research from 2025.

With a $30 million investment, the Bruce Mitchell Research Program continues to drive excellence across disciplines, supporting new faculty appointments, and expanding opportunities for doctoral and postdoctoral researchers.

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

Biology field courses take Queen’s students around the world to learn about biodiversity, conservation, and the relationship between humans and nature.

Essential repairs to Herstmonceux Castle will be completed this fall, with all areas to be accessible by the end of the year.

Queen’s research supports statement linking outdoor play to health, equity, and the environment.

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

New technology will support researchers at the Queen’s Phytotron advance sustainable agriculture and climate-resilient food innovation. 

Queen’s researchers show what determines where species live, which could change how we protect them as the climate warms.

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.