Slam poets and hip-hop artists gather at The Mansion for a night of powerful performances. 

A look back through the years of Queen’s Homecoming celebrations.

October 16, 2016

A behind the scenes interview with Queen’s own rising musical stars. 

First look at the newly revitalized Richardson Stadium. 9/9/2016. 

The Tragically Hip’s final concert on August 20, 2016, in Kingston, ON. 

Kicking-off their summer tour this past week, Kingston’s Lost Cousins were back in their home town to play a free show for Skeleton Park Arts Festival. The group started their career at Queen’s, playing as the house band for Clark Hall pub and as the pit band for Queen’s Players. Since graduating from Queen’s in 2015, they’ve put out their debut EP entitled Not Now What We Were last April and have been steadily touring across Canada and the United States.

The Abrams Brothers in conversation with The Journal. 

We gave Journal men the option to submit any questions they have about menstruation. Here’s what our panel of experts had to say. To read more, visit www.queensjournal.ca/story/2016-03-30/lifestyle/men-we-answered-your-que…

A Queen’s group, Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights, set up a mock Israeli checkpoint at University and Union as part of their Israeli Apartheid Week.Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/queensjournalFollow us on Twitter and Instagram: @queensjournal

Organizers of the Israeli Apartheid Week at Queen’s say their demonstration at University and Union draws awareness to the reality of Palestinian people.Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/queensjournalFollow us on Twitter and Instagram: @queensjournal

Members of Israel On Campus call the Israeli Apartheid Week demonstration an “oversimplification” of a complex issue. They stood beside the demonstration at University and Union to provide a counter narrative.Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/queensjournalFollow us on Twitter and Instagram: @queensjournal

Tommy’s Ultimate Burger Challenge consists of consuming a 3lb burger, a poutine and a milkshake in one hour. To read the full postscript, visit: We tried Tommy’s Burger Challenge. It didn’t go well.

Queen’s will play York in the first round of the playoffs on Saturday, Feb. 27 at the ARC Main Gym. The Journal visited a men’s volleyball practice this week to talk to the players and their coach about the upcoming game.

Former head of the Queen’s Department of Psychology Dr. Richard Beninger, PhD, speaks with The Queen’s Journal about the side effects of study drugs.To read The Journal’s full feature on study drugs at Queen’s, visit: www.qjlongform.com

February 5, 2016

Our brave Assistant News Editor, Mikayla, took a trip to CrossFit Queen Street.To read the article, visit: www.queensjournal.ca/story/2016-02-04/lifestyle/do-you-even-lift-bro/

January 29, 2016

Watch the moment when Team LWT and Rector-elect Cam Yung found out they’d won.

January 26, 2016
November 29, 2015

An editorial is an opinion piece that is written by a staff to represent their own opinion or the opinion of the collective publication. 24 staff members sit on The Journal’s editorial board. To read more, visit: www.queensjournal.ca/editorial-board/

November 5, 2015

For our live feed of photos and videos, visit: https://www.queensjournal.ca/story/2015-10-23/news/live-feed-homecoming-2015/Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/queensjournalFollow us on Twitter and Instagram: @queensjournal

Sixty-six years following his graduation from Queen’s, John Greenberg, Sci ’49, rejoined his family and friends for a Homecoming to remember. To read more: https://www.queensjournal.ca/story/2015-10-26/lifestyle/grandfather-and-granddaughter-reunite-for-homecoming/Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/queensjournalFollow us on Twitter and Instagram: @queensjournal

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