AI is showing up all around us, especially in the classrooms. (Photo credit: New York Magazine) Artificial intelligence is becoming part of education in New Brunswick, but university students are already navigating questions about when — and how — they should use it. The province is introducing AI learning across the K–12 curriculum, teaching students about the technology and how to use it responsibly. At St. Thomas University, the conversation is already happening in classro

The winners and judges of STU's short film festival. From left to right, André Loiselle, Alisa Los, Faith Vandermeer , Isabela Pacheco Rosales , Mariana Veneziani and John Muise. (Polina Pozlova/AQ) From intense board game battles to deeply personal stories about life as an international student, St. Thomas University’s second annual Short Film Festival brought a wide range of student voices to the big screen on March 18. Organized by the STU Production Society, the festival

Alisa Los presented her short film, Memorabilia, at the Voices for Ukraine community gathering. (Credit: Peter Gross) On Wednesday, Feb. 25, a small community group gathered at St. Thomas University for the first Ukrainian-focused event since the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine. The evening was filled with short documentary screenings by Ukrainian students with reflections and perspectives. It also included an informal discussion. The event was hosted by the Inte