No matter the time of day, there’s always one thing on my mind — coffee.

Some people are just better sleepers than others.

First-year students are often unaware of the city beyond campus, let alone the vibrant arts community that exists in Kingston.

With school back in session and fall just around the corner, it’s time to put away your short shorts and crop tops and pull out some warmer clothes in preparation for cooler weather. Fall, one of my favourite seasons to dress, provides endless outfit possibilities with plenty of layers and
accessory options.

Royal Canoe is a Frankenstein’s monster of sorts — a band of sewn-together genres.

Lindsey Wilson, the provincial winner of the BMO Art! Student Art Competition, says her winning piece was deeply personal.

Whether you’ve danced up an appetite or you’re making a trip to Princess St. solely for the food, there are plenty of places for you to grab a late night bite downtown.

I spent my first year at the Castle. I’ve been to four Olympic Games and I’ve traveled to 26 different countries. But of all these amazing experiences, my trip to Iceland with The GREEN Program was the best one yet.

Journalist Miles Howe says his new book on anti-fracking protests helped him release the personal demons left behind by the struggle.

Domino Theatre’s production of Letters in Wartime follows a young couple surrounded by the stresses of war.

Picking up from where I left off in last week’s issue, my dad and I left Oklahoma City behind and headed deep into the south, a part of the country that I quickly realized was a bull of a different colour.

With the first week of the school year in full swing students have a lot on their minds. Fortunately, there are several apps available for iPhones and Androids to keep the average university student cool, calm and collected.

Like many university students, I have approximately 40 cents to my name. Textbooks have a price tag that makes my heart skip a beat (or five).

Looking for a way to satisfy your sweet tooth, while impressing your friends with Queen’s spirit?

You’ll most often find Emma Roberts, ArtSci ’18, doodling her favourite video game characters in the margins of her geography notes.

This weekend, artists wandered through Kingston looking for local scenes to paint and sketch as part of a Worldwide Paint Out.

The Agnes Etherington Art Gallery’s latest program will let local teens explore their artistic sides with the guidance of professional artists.

Existere XXI evoked laughter and solemn nods amongst over 2,000 incoming first-years, as the troupe acted out skits on gender-neutral washrooms and the prevalence of mental health issues on campus.

Last week, I paid homage to my prehistoric ancestors by eating a copious amount of boiled broccoli.

The contents of someone’s purse can say a lot about a person. In that case, I’d be considered a hot mess.