Principal Patrick Deane and Provost Matthew Evans are pleased to announce the appointment of Ann Tierney as Queen’s next Vice-Provost (Global Engagement). Ms. Tierney will succeed Sandra den Otter, ...

The Interim Vice-Provost will continue to focus on undergraduate enrolment, international recruitment, and admission initiatives.

Queen’s employees marking milestone years of continuous service in 2025 were recognized during the annual Celebration of Service dinner and reception, held on Monday, June 16 at Ban Righ Dining Hall.

The university increased its rank with gains in research impact, international partnerships, and graduate outcomes, improving its position for the third year in a row.

The university achieves a fifth straight global top 10 ranking and the top spot in Canada for advancing the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Staff and faculty gathered to enjoy some food and connection during the annual summer BBQ hosted by the Office of the Principal on June 11.

Progress has been made in employment equity at Queen’s, and staff remain steadfast in advancing goals set in annual equity plans.

John Smol, Distinguished University Professor in Queen’s Department of Biology, has been elected as an international member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (NAS). The organization is ...

Queen’s is raising the Progress Pride flag this June, and the Yellow House and other campus units are leading events and initiatives to support community connection during local Pride celebrations.

Welcome to the Accessibility in Research online training series. The available courses will equip researchers at Queen’s University with the knowledge base necessary to incorporate accessibility ...

Prof. Panchenko has openings for new graduate students. Please contact via email. See Applicants for how to apply. Our computational biophysics team leverages molecular modelling, molecular dynamics ...

Que veulent les véganes ? L’histoire de la cause animale, de Platon au mouvement antispéciste, co-written with Alexia Renard, Montréal, Éditions Fides, 2021, 200 pages Au nom des animaux. L’histoire ...