We are saddened to learn of the passing of Sir Fraser Stoddart, a former #queensu postdoctoral fellow who went on to make groundbreaking contributions to chemistry that earned him the Nobel Prize and inspired generations of scientists. Read the tribute from our peers at

The deadline for nominations for the Principal's Teaching and Learning Awards is Jan 31. These annual awards celebrate teaching excellence and the ways the student learning experience is enhanced by Queen's University educators, educational supports, and staff. queensu.ca/principal/init…

Looking to improve your French conversational skills or maybe a New Years Resolution this year? The Department of French of Studies is offering non-credit French conversational classes beginning in February. The cost for the courses is $205. queensu.ca/french/courses…

A belief in the power of education to advance reconciliation and decolonization has been at the heart of Danielle Lussier’s career and has inspired her to incorporate Indigenous practices like beadwork into her teaching and research. Now Dr. Lussier, the inaugural Chair in

Artificial intelligence is pushing the boundaries of what computer networks can currently do. #QueensU expert Dr. Bhavin Shastri is at the forefront of a new technology that promises to take their performance to a whole new level. His research shows photonic neural networks

The Peter Taylor Professorship in Mathematics & Statistics is advancing math education at Queen's University! Honouring Dr. Taylor’s 55 years of service, it will drive research, enhance learning, and expand Queen’s global impact. Read more: bit.ly/40K9gwM Queen's U ArtSci

2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The day is designed to recognize the gender gap in the STEM disciplines. Three Queen's U ArtSci researchers are working to ensure women are not excluded. queensu.ca/artsci/news/cl… #IDWGS

Congratulations to #QueensU researcher Bhavin Shastri who has been awarded a prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship in physics for his contributions to advancing light-based computing. 58 Sloan recipients have gone on to win Nobel Prizes. Learn more about Dr. Shastri’s research:

Introducing MiniQ! Queen's U ArtSci has launched a brand new day camp opportunity for children aged 5-12. Registration is now open for Queen's University staff, faculty, students & alumni at a discounted rate. Learn more and register at: queensu.ca/artsci/miniq

Congrats to faculty members Joseph Kangmennaang (Kinesiology & Health Studies) & Daniel McNeil (Queen's History), as well as grad students Christina Pilgrim (Queens U Sociology) & Roberta Edem (Film & Media) on receiving the Black Excellence in Mentorship Awards. queensu.ca/artsci/news/ca…

Join the DAN School for "Love Letters", starring Chick Reid and Tom McCamus, at The Isabel and explore the themes of love, memory, and friendship through a series of heartfelt letters exchanged over the years. To purchase tickets visit: queensu.ca/theisabel/what…

Clive Robertson, retired professor at #queensu, has been awarded the 2025 Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts. Recognized for significant contributions to Canada's cultural landscape, Robertson's career spans various disciplines and showcases a commitment to

Congratulations to the two FAS recipients of the 2024 Special Recognition for Staff Awards: Donna Ivimey, Research Coordinator, Community-Engaged Health Promotion lab, SKHS & Megan Ariki, Research and Communications Coordinator, Carbon to Metal Coating Institute (C2MCI) (Queenschem Kingston). queensu.ca/artsci/news/ce…

Art History & Art Conservation researcher Norman Vorano comments in The Conversation Canada on the proposed liquidation of many of the Hudson’s Bay Company’s collections that trace over 3 centuries of Indigenous and European interaction across the continent. bit.ly/3S6BmOS

#QueensU ranks 6th in the world 🌎 and 1st in Canada in the 2025 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, marking our 5th year in the #Top10 for our community's commitment to advance the #UN Sustainable Development Goals #SDGs locally and globally! ➡️direc.to/nQBj |

Dr. Danielle Lussier, Red River Métis, citizen of the Manitoba Métis Federation, has been recognized for her contributions to legal and post-secondary education. She serves as QNS and inaugural Chair in Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives in @quartsci #NIHM2025 #NIPD2025 Law Society of Ontario

FAS Professor Dr. Diane Beauchemin, was recently announced as a 2025 Fellow of the Chemical Institute of Canada (CIC), recognizing her outstanding contributions across multiple areas during the Canadian Chemistry Conference and Exhibition in Ottawa. Chemical Institute of Canada Queenschem Kingston

Sam McKegney with Queen's Department of English Literature has received $2.5 million funding from the SSHRC for the Indigenous Hockey Research Network. It's focused on making hockey expressive of Indigenous values & working on anti-racism & decolonial change. Learn more: bit.ly/4kEen9H

A study led by Queen's Biology Chris Eckert and Master’s students Graydon Gillies and Michael Dungey provides findings that could reshape how scientists understand the boundaries of where species live, and how to protect them in a changing world. Learn more: bit.ly/4m5vguQ

Two new projects funded by SSHRC and led by Faculty of Arts and Science researcher Stéfanie von Hlatky Stéfanie von Hlatky are focused on the objective of countering the backlash against gender equality norms through research collaborations. Learn more: bit.ly/45pn3MK