Queen’s is asking students, faculty, and staff for feedback on generative AI for the second year as the University continues developing guidance around the technology.

After a signing ceremony at the Gord Edgar Downie Pier, Queen’s has officially become a Blue University.

155 Queen’s students were awarded the Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowships (USSRF) and Undergraduate Student Research Assistantship (USRA) awards this summer.

Students worked full-time for 16 weeks on their research projects, publishing their abstracts in the Inquiry@Queen’s Journal this month, an undergraduate research publication.

Fifteen minutes into Wayne Cox’s first lecture of the year, a student ran through the door.

With declining attention spans, reading — regardless of the genre — should be celebrated, not criticized.

The president of the United States now decides what airs on late-night television

“Anything but Jean Royce Hall. Anything. Why is there even a West Campus anyway?” These are the words I mumbled when I found out where my time slot was in the first-year residence lottery last summer.

As incoming students come to campus and participate in welcoming activities across faculties and student groups, they bring a pillar of the Queen’s experience to life: finding community within a space they will call home.

This September, The Screening Room announced their “Bad Brits” classic film series, which consists of British films from the ’50s to the ’80s and centers around the idea of “badness.”

Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ is ninety minutes of frights, frustrations, and deranged G-virus mutations

The use of AI is already found in lecture halls, assignments, emails, and presentations throughout university and professional work.

A matinee in Carleton led to an offensive explosion for the Gaels.

It was a rough weekend for both of Queen’s Rugby teams.