The challenges facing gender equality and international security
Two new research projects examine gender equality through the Women, Peace, and Security agenda lens.
Recognizing excellence in graduate student supervision
Queen’s professors Kai Salomaa and Susanne Soederberg receive the Award for Excellence in Graduate Student Supervision.
Cathleen Crudden shortlisted for Falling Walls Breakthrough of the Year
Dr. Crudden’s work on durable carbon-metal coatings has earned her a spot on a prestigious international award shortlist recognizing groundbreaking scientific breakthroughs.
‘Better Than Chocolate’ highlights lost 90s decade of lesbian Canadian cinema
“If coming out of the closet was really as much fun as it is for the sexually adventurous youths in Better Than Chocolate, then everybody would be doing it, even straight people.â€
From storytelling to justice: 2025 alumnae fellowships announced
A writer shining light on the legacies of genocide, a lawyer working to humanize administrative justice, and a researcher turning lived experience into tools for change – these are the forward-thinking projects being led by this year’s recipients of three prestigious alumnae fellowships.
Edvard Munch exhibition explores illness and care
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.
Advancing smarter, more energy-efficient farming
New technology will support researchers at the Queen’s Phytotron advance sustainable agriculture and climate-resilient food innovation.
Demystifying the world of Artificial Intelligence
New course takes a deep dive into how AI works, and how we can work with it.