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For 18 students, the great outdoors was their classroom as part of a field study course.

Queen’s University researcher Luc Martin takes to the skies with the Snowbirds to study team dynamics.

Director of the Queen's China Liaison Office in Shanghai receives the prestigious Magnolia Award.

Queen's health equality collaborative group wins Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Scholars – Advanced Scholars program funding.

Four Queen’s University researchers elected to the Royal Society of Canada.

Dr. Franks taught at Queen’s for 35 years, and was a leading expert on Canada’s parliamentary system.

Queen’s researchers awarded one of Canada’s highest academic honours for health scientists.

By adopting a global outlook, Canada can better understand, manage and benefit from the integration of ride-hailing as a component of urban mobility.

The scholarships – worth $80,000 or $100,000 – are among Canada’s largest and most prestigious awards for science, technology, engineering, and math students.

Alfred and Isabel Bader have agreed to support four more projects at 91ÊÓƵ, all of which exemplify their passion for the arts.