Last Thursday, Queen’s kicked off Homecoming with the unveiling of a magnificent, 38-foot-tall installation that marries art and engineering in the Beamish-Munro foyer.

Every October, Queen’s campus sees an influx of alumni joining students in the annual Homecoming celebrations. On Saturday evening, the buildings on Union St. lit up for the highly-anticipated ReUnion Street Festival — one of the weekend’s newer traditions.

There’s a personal benefit to being in the great outdoors, other than an adventurous-looking social media feed.

You may have trouble explaining why you have some apps on your phone.

After Thanksgiving eats and HOCO treats, it’s time for some serious detoxification.

Ramolen Laruan, BFA ’18, came to Toronto in grade five. While the sciences were her strong suit, her preferred area of study was always the arts.

For the next month, Queen’s campus is home to Creative Expressions, an exhibition that collapses the walls of the classroom into the world of visual art.

Standing amidst masterpieces can make you feel minuscule, especially when those works of art call a palace home.

When you go #Loco4Hoco this year, stay safe and make your weekend the best it can be.

The average human will sleep for one third of their lifetime.

How do I make sure that when we hook up she’s not disappointed?

While other families spent the Thanksgiving weekend seated at a table, my dad and I sat together in a car and drove 3,500 kilometres.

Students past and present recount their stories of tri-coloured weekends

On Sept. 19, Annie Pootoogook was found dead in the Rideau River, near Ottawa. But while her death is still under investigation, her influence on the world of Inuk art is unmistakeable.

I admit I’m no art connoisseur. A week ago if you had said “Rembrandt” to me, I’d probably reply, “Remember what?”

Hollerado’s offbeat, catchy indie rock set the house on fire during QPOP!’s Saturday headlining show — literally.

Every Thanksgiving, members of my family are put on the spot as we go around and give thanks, toasting to the fun, sad and exciting news of the past year.

When I was seven, I slept through my first symphony orchestra performance.

Whether it’s for moral, environmental, or health reasons, many people are going vegan.