On the shoulders of giants—the legacy of Queen's wome

In STEM fields at Queen’s, women have long been trailblazers. Whether it’s arguing with Albert Einstein, paving the way for more women at Queen’s, or becoming an important figure in local and national politics and welfare, here are three iconic women who created change.

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