In this latest installment of Aidan’s Angle, Aidan breaks down the impact of combat sports and how Canadian universities can learn to get behind it.
The Queen’s University Competitive Dance team is back and better than ever.
The Queen’s Men’s Curling team brought home a bronze medal at the U SPORTS Men’s Curling Championship in Sudbury this past weekend.
The Queen’s Gaels cannot be kept dormant by cold weather—here’s what various varsity clubs have been up to in the winter semester.
Queen’s Varsity Figure Skating sharpened their skates and glided over to Waterloo for the OUA Winter Invitational on Monday and Tuesday.
The Queen’s Climbing Club (QCC) is bringing exercise to new heights while creating an inclusive environment for new and experienced climbers.
The Queen’s sailing team is a student organized varsity club that competes most weekends from September through November.
For the past 11 years, Western Fastpitch has finished first in the Ontario University Softball Championship.
Women’s Lacrosse finished their regular season undefeated and attended the OUA Championships in Toronto this weekend—they left hoisting the Patterson Cup.
Queen’s baseball met the University of Toronto for the OUA gold medal matchup on Saturday—the furthest the team has advanced in program history.
Varsity Sports
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