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Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the United Kingdom has entered a new era, which British Prime Minister Liz Truss has called the "Carolean age." CTVNews.ca speaks to historians to find out what this means.

Queen's University and the University of South Australia are pleased to host a series of virtual workshops connected with the forthcoming volume "History from Loss: A Global Introduction to Histories Written from Defeat, Colonization, Exile, and Imprisonment," co-edited by Marnie Hughes-Warrington and Daniel Woolf. Workshops will take place between 22-25 February, 2022, depending on your time zone. Please be mindful that they are listed here according to Eastern Standard Tim...

Kingston and the Islands MP Mark Gerretsen is calling for Queen’s University students who participate in unsanctioned street parties and are charged by police…

Kingston and the Islands MP Mark Gerretsen is calling for Queen’s University students who participate in unsanctioned street parties and are charged by police…

What is considered normal is a moving target, as the concept keeps changing over time

Stefan Bauer, The Invention of Papal History. Oxford University Press, 2020. $90.00 (hardback) The papacy has survived heresy, schism, the Protestant Reformation, and internal challenges to papal authority—to say nothing of scandals both financial and sexual. And, like most institutions of such longevity, it has evolved and adapted itself along the way. The ups and downs of the “bishops of Rome” (as protestant reformers insisted on referring to popes in the sixteenth century) are legion,...