Alix Earle’s shallow apology and rapid return to her lavish lifestyle highlight a troubling trend of superficial accountability among celebrities.

As a wave of mindful consumerism sweeps across social media, the rising trend of de-influencing is challenging the pervasive culture of overconsumption and encouraging people to rethink their purchasing habits.

‘Making Sense of Decolonization’ facilitates community conversation around decolonization through innovative artmaking, within an Indigenous context.

Sorry, Blake Lively—this isn’t the summer of Barbie land where we can just slip into floral dresses, gather the gals, and waltz off to watch your movie.

When you ask a philosophy student for advice, be ready for a philosophical twist.

The new season of House of the Dragon (HOTD) was sufficiently lackluster, characterized by shallow dialogue, and cringe-worthy, arbitrary scenes

Rooftop Caravan’s debut album reels listeners in with its dynamic range and layered sound, solidifying it as a love letter to music.

Meet Breedbate Theatre, the new kids on the block of Kingston’s drama scene.

Human inaction and ignorance of climate change are turning majestic ice formations into relics of the past.

Sometimes the best music is right in your own back yard.

Twofold Residency for Emerging BIPOC Artists, led by co-directors Berlin Reed and Jill Glatt, is helping to enrich Kingston’s art scene by offering local artists professional mentorship, access to studio and workspaces, and most importantly, time to create.

It’s not a demo-lution but a revolution.

Queen’s Players and audiences say “I do” in latest show.

The ultimate guide to love, friendship, and everything in between

Discussions of global warming can be anxiety-inducing, but art offers a way to explore environmental issues in a less daunting fashion by reflecting on our humanity and our relationship with nature.

As a passionate foodie, I’ve learned a thing or two during my past two years at Queen’s, including how to make the most out of the meal plan and how to get a bang for your buck

First year can be hard, there a lot of change and there’s no way for you to know how the year is going to go or what it’s going to look like.

If you’re in Kingston this summer, you know this one has been a scorcher.

Friendships change, and maybe that’s okay.

As I’m about to enter my fourth year, I’ve found myself reflecting a lot on my time at Queen’s. Especially, my first year