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Where were you when the pandemic hit?

Seven academics reflect on the moment they realized the world had changed.
BY MOIRA MACDONALD | JUN 30 2020
Could the Montreal Neuro herald a paradigm shift in scientific research?
BY EVA VOINIGESCU
JUN 24 2020
The shiny new university in Canada’s North
BY RHIANNON RUSSELL
JUN 17 2020

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Françoise Baylis wants to help you understand genome editing
BY KAT ESCHNER | MAY 20 2020
The tale of two pandemics
BY EDMUND ADAM | APR 29 2020
An age-old mystery: researcher catalogues humanity’s earliest symbols
BY KERRY BANKS | APR 15 2020
The sudden urgency of online academic conferences
BY MOIRA MACDONALD | APR 08 2020
Setting the CanLit canon on fire
BY ERIKA THORKELSON | MAR 06 2020
Why medical faculties are broadening admissions criteria
BY WENDY GLAUSER | MAR 04 2020
Agriculture programs change with the times
BY MATTHEW HALLIDAY | FEB 26 2020
When Black medical students weren’t welcome at Queen’s
BY WENDY GLAUSER | FEB 19 2020
Collaborating to enhance undergraduate math education
BY ANDIE BURAZIN, VESELIN JUNGIĆ & MIROSLAV LOVRIĆ | FEB 12 2020
Preserving transgender histories is Aaron Devor’s life’s work
BY ALEX V. GREEN | FEB 05 2020
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EDITOR’S PICKS

The big transition begins as faculty switch to online learning in response to COVID-19
BY EMILY BARON CADLOFF
MAR 23 2020
A digital survival kit for transitioning your course online
BY MOHAMMAD KEYHANI
MAR 23 2020
Academic freedom in the time of coronavirus
BY SHANNON DEA
MAR 13 2020
Setting the CanLit canon on fire
BY ERIKA THORKELSON
MAR 06 2020