Student Life

The joy is in the journey at the Queen’s Players’ show.

Every day, I bite my tongue and hope no one notices the way I look at her.

Six bands, a $1000 costume contest, and a crowd of costumed partiers turned The Mansion into Kingston’s loudest haunted house on Halloween night.

Last Friday night at The Mansion was electric as three new student bands played their hearts out.

With temperatures falling outside, tensions indoors are heating up—over the thermostat.

Far from typical large-scale university theatre productions, independent theatre promises unique, cutting-edge stories.

Whether traveling by bus, bike, skateboard, or on foot, Kingston’s a city on the go

While many university clubs find comfort in a chain of command, one group is breaking free from hierarchy altogether.

Feminist literature was read, guitars were played, and tampons were thrown at Kingston’s first “performative male contest.”

Last week, evangelical Christian TikTokers claimed the rapture was coming—and surprise, surprise, it didn’t.

A few weeks ago, as my roommates and I compared calendars, we realized our most anticipated social events weren’t bar crawls or birthday bashes—they were trivia nights.

Despite technical difficulties, six bands still impressed audiences at MUSE’s Mini Desk.

Drinks and conversations flowed last weekend at the Queen’s Pub.

Gather in close—the tea is hot and ready to spilled.

The Dan Studio Series (DSS) prepares to showcase the creativity of student-theatre at Queen’s.

Three student bands rocked The Mansion’s attic space on Sept. 13.