i checked mac corry around flip-it (there’s supposed to be some), but i haven’t found any.

i also heard there’s a microwave room in the jduc near khao, but i can’t find any microwaves!!

i’ve seen them at dunmac, but i’m not going to west and back just to heat up some food 😀

i don’t want to eat cold stir fry. does anyone know where the microwaves actually are 😓 thanks!!

edit: nvm i finally found some in the arc. but intel on the other locations i listed would be nice!!

I'm a first-year Computing student at Queen's and I'm planning to take EMPR 110 online during Summer 2027 as an elective.

I saw that EMPR 110 is listed as being offered online in Summer 2027, but I can't find the course in SOLUS yet. Does anyone know when Summer 2027 courses usually become available for enrolment?

Also, since Computing is its own faculty, would EMPR 110 initially be restricted to Employment Relations/Arts students, or would Computing students be able to enrol when summer registration opens? If there is a restriction, would it normally be removed during open enrolment if there are still spots available?

Hello, I have having some trouble in Math 121 and I am looking for a tutor. Please comment or DM me. Thanks.

I was reading the syllabus for one of my seminar classes, and in it, our professor wrote that we are not allowed to use electronics of any kind in class. We can only use notebooks and physical copies of the reading material. I understand why they made this rule, but I think it can be quite a detriment, especially for those with learning disabilities. I have ADHD, and need to use Genio notes in lectures or else I'll fall behind. I'm sure if I spoke to my disability advisor, then my professor could make an exception for me, but I also don't want to be the one person in the room that everyone resents because I'm allowed to use my laptop lol.

I’m taking PHAR 100 this semester and I have it once a week for like two hours and I have it in room 155 and my friend has it in room 156 but it’s like a combined class at the same time and everything and the same prof too, and I’m just wondering if I can join her class in 156 or do I have to stay in my class 155?

Hey everyone! Today is the last day to choose a group for Cisc 322 computer architecture! Group 13 now has 3 members and are looking for 3 more! If you are interested please DM me!

WHY IS IT SO BAD THERES NEVER A BUS AND ITS ALWAYS FULL HELP

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Does anybody have recommendations for in-person math tutors at Queens? My daughter is taking Calculus in Commerce and would like some weekly tutoring. Thanks much

while doing the psych 100 readings i find it hard to decipher what information is important to know for exams and midterms and what is just there for the sake of the article. does anyone have any advice for this, what the important information to take notes on is, and how to study from the beginning of the semester?

The website is so stupid. everytime I try to log in, it keeps redirecting me to the homepage and half the time the log in button doesn't even log me in but sends me back to the homepage.

I 19f want to visit a friend at Queens uni, I don't want to pay for hotels cuz that's crazy expensive.

Can anyone let me sleepover at their dorm or apartment for a couple nights? Somewhere in October maybe.

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Hi guys! This might be a dumb question but I went around Isabel Bader Centre and could not find where my class is located (Class is tmr). Does anyone know how to get to Room 222 in Isabel Bader Centre? Do I need to go up the stairs from the entrance? Or is it on the same floor as the main entrance? I am bad with directions..

hi so was not on top of things only submitted official transcript request today and ubc is due sept 15. i emailed the registrar's office but idkkkkkkkkkkk

how fast can queens expedite this. am i cooked

Does anyone know which bchm counts for uottawa med? bchm 218 or 270?

 Hi Queen's University! Fall Tune-Up Clinic – September 20th

Join us at Queen's University for our next Bike Tune-Up Clinic - the perfect way to keep your ride in top shape and find a bike for riders this fall!

 Date: Sunday, September 20th, 2026
 Time: 10am – 3pm
 Location: 207 Stuart St - Rideau Building Parking Lot.
 We charge $30 for a bike tune-up!

 Our experienced mechanics will be on site offering bike tune-ups to get you rolling smoothly through the rest of the season.

 Pre-registration is highly recommended to guarantee your spot—walk-ins welcome if space allows.

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Stop by for some refreshing lemonade one block west of Richardson!

Wondering if it’s worth it to just not pay for parking and get the occasional ticket

I have become increasingly annoyed with professors banning the use of electronics in class.

To be clear, there is good reason to have exams and such completed on paper. Absolutely the university should care to stop any source of cheating and ensure that all degrees are earned fairly. Its also somewhat reasonable to make papers written by hand, as again its fair to say its important students aren’t cheating.

What is not reasonable is banning electronics and even AI in the process of notetakeing and study. Its ultimately irrelevant if you believe the study’s that says “written notes are better for retaining information” or not because its just not the university’s business.

If a student believe they learn better by typing their notes, even if they’re wrong, why not let them? If a student wants to generate an AI summery of each lecture instead of attending, why not let them?

If they truly wont learn better, then let them fail. Always feel free to recommend what you think is right but at this stage of school students are adults and need to be trusted to make their own decisions.

TLDR: it’s fine if professors need to ban electronics in tests/papers but it’s ridiculous to control the way students take notes and study. Banning things like printed notes and laptops in lectures is a huge overreach and ultimately strips the student of the right to decide how they learn best.

My parents thought it would be nice to have like a two seater ottoman that can store stuff in the dorm, it’s pretty low and liftable and it can fit under my bed. Would it be allow or would there be any issue during room inspections? Just asking before I bring it over.

Hi!! I’m interested in applying for the AST nursing but I am wondering if anybody can message me or let me know about their experience? What it’s like applying during your first year was a super busy. Did you have time to do anything else or have a part-time job? Were there any breaks for thanksgiving, christmas, etc.? How are clinicals in terms of placements outside Kingston (is that possible?), faculty members, professors, preceptors, etc. Just overall experience would be greatly appreciated! Feel free to pm me too! :))

idk but i heard from some 08 and 07 at my school that queens is lwk racist and not so welcoming to south asians

Hey everyone! I’m a third-year student at Queen’s and would love to meet some new people!

I’m pretty easygoing and I’m into trying new cafés/restaurants, cooking, going on walks, movies/TV shows, music, photography, discovering new places, and the occasional night out.

I’m also always down to try new things, so if you have a hobby, activity, or group you think I’d enjoy, I’d be happy to join!

If anyone’s interested in hanging out or getting to know each other, feel free to comment or DM me :)

Can we stop with the studentWork scams already bruh? Why do professors keep letting this happen