Alysha Mohamed

Volume 149 (2021-2022) – Lifestyle Editor
Volume 148 (2020-2021) – Assistant Arts Editor

Stories

October 22, 2021
‘Sex Education’ is back and raunchier than ever
October 7, 2021
The Emma Chamberlain appeal
October 7, 2021
Moving beyond the male gaze
October 1, 2021
‘We’re Not Really Strangers’ highlights our desire to form deep connections
September 24, 2021
It’s not middle school, I have body hair
September 24, 2021
‘The Activist’ was rightfully cancelled
September 17, 2021
Reclaiming the Word: Slut
September 9, 2021
The realities of being a young woman of colour in politics
September 2, 2021
‘Never Have I Ever’ charms viewers with more nuanced representation in season two
July 26, 2021
Men of colour paved the path for Harry Styles’ genderless fashion
July 26, 2021
Breaking down Britney Spears’ confining conservatorship case
June 28, 2021
Kehlani has created space for fluid, authentic queerness in the R&B world
June 28, 2021
Embracing queer contestants makes for better reality TV
May 31, 2021
Goodbye sweatsuits, hello spring fashion
May 31, 2021
To stay relevant, the Golden Globes must recognize diverse talent
Alysha Mohamed
April 8, 2021
France is promoting Islamophobia under the façade of secularism
April 8, 2021
Artists during lockdown: Visual artist Clanny Mugabe talks pandemic’s impact on practice
April 2, 2021
Retrofuturism: Danika Watson discusses sci-fi artwork
April 2, 2021
Understanding conflicting identities as a queer student of colour
March 26, 2021
Natasha Beaudoin talks Greek mythology as inspiration for her subversive paintings
March 19, 2021
Agnes’ ‘Drift: Art and Dark Matter’ explores the unseen matter of our universe
March 12, 2021
Professor Carolyn Smart leaves powerful legacy at Queen’s with Lake Effect 10
March 12, 2021
Sarah Waisvisz imagines the future of Blackness through monodrama Witness Shift
March 5, 2021
New club Good Mourning creates space for Queen’s students to talk about grief
February 26, 2021
‘Citizen: An American Lyric’ challenges readers with the reality of casual racism
February 26, 2021
Danielle Hope Edwards: gospel-inspired sound and the healing power of music
February 11, 2021
‘I love the colour palette of childhood’: Sadie Levine on her imaginative artwork
February 5, 2021
Friends of The Screening Room raise over $100,000 for local indie theatre
January 29, 2021
Writer-in-Residence Kaie Kellough talks heritage, ancestry, and experimentation
January 29, 2021
Queen’s student launches artistic clay business
Christina Bisol elected next EngSoc President
January 28, 2021
Christina Bisol elected next EngSoc President
January 26, 2021
‘The Crown’ brilliantly portrays the decline of the British monarchy
EngSoc candidates debate key issues for upcoming year
January 22, 2021
EngSoc candidates debate key issues for upcoming year
January 22, 2021
Commentary: The art of adapting literature to television is strategic
January 22, 2021
EngSoc Presidential election: Christina Bisol runs uncontested
January 22, 2021
Four EngSoc candidates compete for vice-president of student affairs
January 21, 2021
Two candidates compete for EngSoc junior senator
January 21, 2021
Race heats up for EngSoc’s VP Operations
January 15, 2021
‘Fresh Prince’ reunion reveals the emotional journey behind the iconic sitcom
January 15, 2021
Union Gallery highlights student art with two new exhibitions
November 26, 2020
Arts students deserve more credit
November 20, 2020
Blue Canoe’s 'Voulez-Zoom' brings the magic of Mamma Mia online
November 20, 2020
Feeling beautiful in white-dominated spaces
November 13, 2020
‘When we think of Indigenous peoples, we think of the past’: Students and educators confront the lack of Indigenous education in school systems
November 13, 2020
'A Mind Spread Out on the Ground' is a stunning meditation on trauma, decolonization, and love
November 6, 2020
Muslim International Film Festival makes history in October debut
October 22, 2020
‘There’s nothing like live laughter’: The Pinecone Uprising performs at Musiikki Café
October 16, 2020
Sabrina Fielding discusses her portrayal of adolescence in ‘The Red Swimsuit’
October 8, 2020
Union Gallery plans virtual showcase of student films
October 8, 2020
A24’s filmmaking crafts meaningful art under a new mainstream spotlight
October 2, 2020
The Codas bring multi-layered sound to Kingston’s music scene
October 2, 2020
‘Icara’ took flight with a socially-distanced audience
September 25, 2020
Music has the capacity to make climate resistance feel more personal
September 18, 2020
Commentary: Theatre and film are increasingly merging mediums
September 15, 2020
'Patriot Act' was a hilarious, brilliant example of South Asian representation
September 11, 2020
‘I want bystanders to feel like they have the responsibility to speak up’: Queen’s students share experiences of discrimination
September 11, 2020
Dan School of Drama and Music cancels fall and winter majors
September 3, 2020
The complexities of race and motherhood scorch the screen in Little Fires Everywhere
September 3, 2020
Funeral Lakes talk new EP, Golden Season
September 3, 2020
'Consent at Queen’s’ highlights prevalence of sexual violence on campus
July 27, 2020
Commentary: lack of diversity manifests on stage and behind the scenes in Queen’s theatre
March 6, 2020
Mr. Burns shines unconventionally and unapologetically
February 7, 2020
Our modern obsession with poetry is only growing
October 29, 2019
Students and faculty are responsible for addressing racism at Queen’s

Photos

Christina Bisol elected next EngSoc President
January 28, 2021
Christina Bisol elected next EngSoc President
EngSoc candidates debate key issues for upcoming year
January 22, 2021
EngSoc candidates debate key issues for upcoming year
November 13, 2020
'A Mind Spread Out on the Ground' is a stunning meditation on trauma, decolonization, and love

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