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ALT Image shows an aerial photograph of the Lanyon Building. Above it is white text that reads: CAMPUS UPDATE WEATHER WARNING
ALT Image shows Professor Olwen Purdue smiling at the camera. She is pictured in the Quad at the Lanyon Building.
ALT Image shows eighteen people standing on the building site for the Momentum One Zero expansion, wearing hi-vis jackets and white hard hats. Digging equipment and machinery can be seen in the background behind them.
ALT Image shows seven people standing on the building site for the Momentum One Zero expansion, wearing hi-vis jackets and white hard hats. Digging equipment and machinery can be seen in the background behind them.
ALT Image shows Economy Minister, Dr Caoimhe Archibald, shaking hands with a member of Queen's staff, with four other people in the background.
ALT Image shows four people talking together including Professor Sir Ian Greer, President and Vice-Chancellor of Queen's University Belfast and Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Tracy Kelly.
ALT Image shows four people standing at the front of the Lanyon Building at Queen's University Belfast. They are, from left to right, Dr Philip Wales, Co-Director of Administrative Data Research NI (ADR NI) and Chief Executive of Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA); Dr Aideen Maguire, Co-Director of ADR NI from Queen's University Belfast; Professor Jamie Murphy, Deputy Director of ADR NI from Ulster University; and Professor Archie Clements, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and Enterprise at Queen's University Belfast.
ALT An old, Victorian building (Lanyon Building, Queen's University Belfast), war memorial and front lawn on a foggy winter morning
ALT A building tower emerging from fog on a winter morning, framed by an old, Victorian building on the left (Lanyon Building, Queen's University Belfast) and modern building on the right.
ALT A quadrangle with lawns and trees in the middle-ground and a mix of modern and Victorian buildings in the background, viewed from behind a statue and garden bushes.
ALT Aerial view of old, Victorian buildings (Lanyon Building and Graduate School, Queen's University Belfast) with background buildings shrouded in fog.
ALT Image shows a collage of three photographs of, from left to right, Emma Devlin, Matthew Rice and Marcella L.A. Prince
ALT Image shows a person sitting on a bench under a darkening blue sky. On the top left-hand side is a red and white box containing text that reads: RESEARCH NEWS Queen’s team playing key role in first all-island mental health research network
ALT Image shows an aerial shot of the Queen's University Belfast Lanyon Building. In the top left-hand corner is white writing that reads: The Queen Elizabeth Prizes for Education USA EXCHANGE
ALT Image shows five people standing outside of the Mandela Hall in the One Elmwood Building. They are holding a red frame which has the Queen's logo on the top left-hand side, the Staff Excellence Awards logo on the top right-hand side and also has white text that reads #LoveQUBStaff along the bottom
ALT A rectangle is divided into 4 different images. On the left-hand side are 3 small images. The top shows a pipette putting orange liquid into test tubes; the middle shows a black and white image of students in a classroom; the bottom one shows the NI science Festival logo. The image on the right-hand side of the rectangle is shows the Lanyon Building under a night sky with white text at the top that reads: WHAT'S ON AT NI SCIENCE FESTIVAL