As the year begins to unravel, you may be wondering where you’ll find yourself these next 12 months.

Everything’s more fun when you’re surrounded by friends. It’s a sentiment shared by the members of Carnelian, Colour Theory, and Chlorine.

From ancient epics to dystopian futures, 2025 is set to bring some of our favourite stories to the big screen.

A single plus room isn’t the be all, end all of first year at Queen’s. There’s much more to it than that.

A hub of Kingston’s arts and literary culture, Kingston WritersFest has reached its final chapter.

I’m over streaming. It’s as simple as that.

Dedicated to bringing Chinese theatre to life in Kingston, Yu Theatre Society’s Snow in Midsummer: The Silence demonstrates the ability of corruption and injustice to silence the vulnerable.

Poet and novelist Nancy Jo Cullen, known for her moving poetry is Queen’s’ new Writer in Residence.

Queen’s Musical Theatre (QMT) paints a masterpiece with Sunday in the Park with George.

Social media hates women for no reason.

Between late-night decisions, passionate reunions, and occasional mishaps, there’s no shortage of horrifying hook-up stories to emerge from student bedrooms.

Sometimes the best things in life are free. Kingston’s favourite Irish pub, The Toucan, continues its tradition of talented live musicians, and it won’t cost you a cent.

Happy New Year music lovers!

Let’s leave Apple to their own devices—Spotify is the future of streaming.

With curated recommendations and auto-generated playlists, Spotify is the ultimate streaming platform for those interested in broadening their musical palate.

From an elegant glass of wine, to an extravagant cocktail, Kingston has it all when it comes to finding something to drink.

Whether it’s to land a post-grad job, kick a habit, or start a new hobby, the new year is a time of transformation for many.

In July 2024, the nation watched as Jasper, Alta. burned.

Viewers are tired of watching the same story redone over and over at the  expense of new, refreshing stories that could redefine the film canon.

Be careful who you listen to—it may come back to bite you. The release of Spotify Wrapped every year is like your best friend’s birthday in Grade seven—it’s a scramble to post on your social media for all to see.

Slimmed Down Records (SDR), founded by Darius Caloia, Sci ’25, and his brother Dante Caloia, ArtSci ’23, is rebranding as they head into the new year. The collective, which hosts electronic music events, provides a platform for DJs to share their content under their brand, and releases mixes—with expansion into other areas on the horizon, has plans to shift to a more underground sound, veering away from the mainstream.