After a couple of years at Queen’s, you may look back with regret on your first year, wishing you had known this or that. 

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

Without a doubt, leaving the family nest and venturing out on your own can be intimidating and exhilarating. 

August truly is the Sunday of the summer. 

As the only woman in my family to attend University in a double degree program, I spent a long time idealizing the experience.

Tucked away in Elgin, Ontario, Smokii Sumac spent two weeks at Queen’s Biological Station (QUBS)—the university’s wildlife research centre—in the company of two well-established Canadian authors. 

Whether you’re a seasoned Kingston veteran or an incoming first-year student, knowing the top venues to catch live music is key to having a great time in the Limestone City. 

Living on your own can be really exciting, but it comes with one new, major responsibility: managing your own money. 

When Netflix released the first season of Stranger Things back in 2017, the world immediately fell in love with the show’s endearing cast of quirky characters.

Queen’s Players performed their summer show on July 20 at The Mansion.

People are going bananas for the latest Minions movie.

Photographs are a foundational part of the modern human experience.

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

As a young girl, I found women beautiful.

Pride Month is here, and it’s the perfect time to infuse your summer reading with a little colour. Here are some of my favourite LGBTQ+ reads—plus one on my to-be-read list—that you should pick up this month.

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, Star Wars was unencumbered by Disney’s incessant need to pump out as much content as humanly possible.

With an abundance of heteronormative romance movies and shows dominating Netflix, Heartstopper’s queer focus is a breath of fresh air. 

Being an ally to the LGBTQ+ community is so much more than changing your profile picture to the rainbow flag. 

I walked into Crew’s and Tango’s, a queer bar in Toronto, and my senses were flooded with light, glitter, wafts of vodka cranberries, and Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” blaring on the speakers as a drag queen performed. 

With every corner of the internet saturated with new media, it’s hard to parse through it all and find fun, quality shows that promote diverse perspectives.