AMS executive elections will look different next year.

Queen’s is helping everyone get ready for the solar eclipse.

Standing outside of a military-style tent in Belle Park encampment, her chihuahua playing between her feet, Jennifer Nolan-Kennedy gazed at the pile of disturbed dirt where her home used to stand.

Darts and Laurels from Volume 151 of The Queen’s Journal.

Film photography deserves to be more than an aesthetic from a forgotten time.

Once hailed as the vanguard of student governance and representation, the AMS finds itself at a crossroads.

A documentary film showcases the political complexity and hardships associated with housing the unhoused.

In the months following Kingston City Council’s declaration of intimate partner violence as an epidemic, and in the days leading up to International Women’s Day, Have You Seen My Sister? is a concert dedicated to the missing and murdered women of Eastern Ontario.

Counterfeit solar eclipse glasses are being sold in Kingston, posing a threat to users who look directly into the sun.

As up to half a million tourists flock to Kingston this weekend in preparation for the total solar eclipse on April 8, the City is turning its attention to emergency preparations.

‘The Journal’ captured many sports moments throughout the 2023-24 season. Here are our top quotes from those moments.

In the last edition of Aidan’s Angle for Vol. 151, Aidan looks at which teams are losing versus keeping their star players.