Off-campus student lodging catches fire
A common student housing location experienced a brief fire on the evening of Easter Monday.
Issues raised internally and externally with AMS Clubs and Campus Affairs Commissions
The commissions of campus affairs and clubs are under fire, with allegations ranging from a lack of communication to inappropriate language.
Queen’s Pub, among other services, behind the approximately $800,000 gap in projected and actual AMS services budgets
A quiet student pub, racks of unsold clothing, and a bustling coffee shop where sales fall short, the AMS services are closing out the year thousands of dollars away from breaking even.
The Mansion’s sudden closure leaves employees and student groups in the dark
Former employees, student patrons, and local musicians are picking up the pieces after The Mansion announced on March 11 via Instagram their closure after 17 years of business.
I’m tired of living in ‘Accommodation Nation’
Accessibility in higher education needs to be considered from every angle.
Who wants to pay tuition fees only to be taught by robots?
The administration’s aggressive lobbying for ‘more AI everywhere’ could lead to a significant deterioration of working conditions for graduate student workers and faculty, with ripple effects for students’ learning conditions.
Chat, are we cooked?
The statement “AI is taking our jobs” has struck fear in the hearts of the working class but has been especially alarming for new graduates looking to enter the job market.
Reflections on the final year of the Queen’s Bachelor of Fine Arts
In a nearly empty studio space, the final Queen’s Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) cohort is preparing to say goodbye.
From first chord to encore: A standout Alepalooza for Queen’s Music Club
There’s something about Alepalooza that feels bigger than a typical campus show.
Street medicine adapts care for Kingston’s unhoused
A prescription only works if someone has a place to keep it.
Your brain on porn
While the adult entertainment industry promises to gratify, the irony is that it delivers the opposite.
Quotes of the year 2025-26
A Journal tradition like no other, where we reminisce and share our favourite interview moments.
Players of the year crowned by ‘The Journal’
The Journal’s top player picks from every Queen’s Varsity team.
Last Words
A medium s’mores Blizzard, a large box of fresh, crispy fries with mayo, Takis, Grocery Checkout yogurt pretzels, and a cold case of Coca-Cola—those were my go-to orders on a typical press night. Not the healthiest choices, but the ones that brought me the most joy in the middle of all the chaos.
The year I became Jess from ‘New Girl’
This year, I was the only girl in an all-boys unit. What began as a random, complicated living situation has led me to a deep, profound reflection of what it means to share life and love equally with men and women—and how to tune out the gendered noise.
