Nathan Kashira, Sci ’30, grew up in Kingston taking photos and videos. Now, the hobby he turned into a business is helping shape what he hopes to study at Queen’s.
Senate returned for its first meeting of the academic year, introducing new members to the University’s academic governing body before turning to discussions on student financial aid, climate action, AI, and academic programming.
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.
While students settled in during the two-week orientation period, Kingston Police and City of Kingston officials responded to off-campus misconduct, issuing fines and dispersing large crowds across the University District.
With International Week of Deaf People underway, Canadian Hearing Services (CHS) recognized a deaf Queen’s student in her pursuit to help deaf newcomers navigate Canada’s immigration process.
A new guide from Queen’s University’s School of Policy Studies is proposing changes to how municipal election debates are organized. The guide aims to make information about candidates more accessible to Kingston voters.
Ontario Liberal leadership candidate Navdeep Bains met with students at the Queen’s Pub for food and conversation about issues affecting university students.
The newest class of engineering students completed the fastest Grease Pole climb in 22 years, according to Engineering Society (EngSoc) President Stephie Leitch.
Queen’s and its faculty association have ratified a new three-year collective agreement, bringing months of bargaining — and the possibility of the University’s first faculty strike — to an end.
Talking about the thousands of first-year students gathered at Richardson Stadium at the beginning of each academic year, Corinna Fitzgerald teared up.
McMaster’s engineering emblem — a red fireball — was mounted on a purple sand-filled base that appeared outside the JDUC on Sept. 9, delivered by Western engineering students.
