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Following the Second World War, the federal government led the country’s transformation from a rural to a suburban nation, despite lacking any constitutional jurisdiction in community planning.

Discovery research is all about chasing advances over the long term while having the freedom to adapt as new findings emerge – to innovate wherever the research leads.

Queen’s expert leads a glacier monitoring program to assess the impact of climate change in Nunavut.

A Faculty of Education vermicompost project is one of many examples of UN SDGs activities happening at Queen’s.

Applications are now open for Queen's researchers or groups interested in having a booth at Science Rendezvous Kingston 2024.

Queen’s researcher John Smol's groundbreaking work on protecting lakes and ecosystems is recognized with the Order of Ontario.

Queen’s researcher George diCenzo is co-leading a $6 million research project that aims to lower agricultural greenhouse gas emissions by focusing on improving the agriculture sector’s foundational ingredient – soil.

How do we tackle this “wicked” problem? Queen’s researcher Myra Hird believes the answer is in our own consumption and production habits.

Queen’s researcher Kerry Rowe is working with, instead of against, nature to solve a critical environmental problem.