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A look back at the energy, imagination, and community spirit that defined this year’s Science Rendezvous Kingston.

Queen’s graduates are taking part in one last university tradition before moving on to their next chapter, and five honorary degree recipients will be celebrating with them.

Three researchers are being honoured for their exceptional contributions to advancing knowledge and innovation within and beyond the Queen’s community.

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

Contact lens-based device from Queen’s startup LenSense aims to transform glaucoma management and improve patient outcomes.

Highlighting the Queen's researchers who are establishing a new gold standard in biochemical recycling and encouraging us to reconsider our use of plastics.

The partnership aims to foster academic ties and open new opportunities for collaborative research initiatives.

Queen’s students in the STEM Indigenous Academics program visit SNOLAB, gaining first-hand insight into the groundbreaking research on dark matter and neutrinos. 

The new chairs will strengthen the university's position as a leader in research and innovation.

The honour recognizes significant contributions and exceptional service to Canada.