I can’t stand sitting idly by for hours in the sun doing absolutely nothing, unlike some. For my own entertainment—and hopefully yours as well—I’ve compiled a list of incoming summer shows to keep your mind occupied this summer.

As students are leaving one phase of their education, starting new jobs, and coming into a new level of academia, the summer season is a great time for self-improvement, self-love, and presents opportunities to change or stay the same.

The African and Caribbean Students Association (ACSA) brought the heat for their first in-person Culture Show since the pandemic on April 2.

Although the school year is winding down, the Kingston arts scene is heating up.

As the year comes to an end, it’s important we reflect on the good, the bad, and the chaotically funny stories we’ve kept hidden away in our memories.

With the ground finally thawing, longer days and spring finally upon us. It’s time to tuck away the thick puffer jackets and woolly socks until next winter.

Queen’s Players delivered an eclectic spring performance of “A Dollygoodes Double-Double Pete-ture: The Fabulous Chipwreck Schoolidge of Rock” to a sold-out audience on March 30.

Old School rap is multifaceted. It not only has witty lyrics and poetic stories, but it also holds creative samples and heavy beats.

Back in August, I packed my life into a 23 kg suitcase, heading to a country I’d never visited before.

Growing up, Fleetwood Mac was superior to the Jonas Brothers.

Ben Wrixon, Editor in Chief

This article discusses substance abuse and addiction and may be triggering for some readers. The Canadian Mental Health Association Crisis Line can be reached at 1-800-875-6213.

If you’re a woman, chances are you’ve heard the word “slut” being used derogatorily in some way.

On Thursday, March 23, Queen’s department of English celebrated author Suzette Mayr and her Scotiabank Giller Prize-winning novel, The Sleeping Car Porter.

Quilt launched its third volume on Tuesday at The Grad Club to wild applause.