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Erik Siksna named U SPORTS Rookie of the Year

Queen’s alum talks first book, Different Beasts

Elizabeth Greene is a champion for women writers

Ray Robertson’s How to Die will improve your life

The Journal’s recommended Reading Week reading list

Montréal-based band feels they’re living the dream

Unpaid internships support an imbalanced employment system

Celebrating Kingston’s heART

Project Red puts heart health centre stage—literally

Queen’s Club dances for a cure

Making music accessible to all

What’s new with Blue Canoe?

COMPSA executive election uncontested

The Wilderness take the lead in film alum’s thesis documentary

Reelout brings global LGBTQ+ cinema to Kingston

Matt Lang shows Québec’s take on country music

Dan School of Drama and Music presents first 2020 Faculty Artist Series show

Bounce House grapples with grief and motherly love

Domino Theatre takes on Depression-era classic

January in the Agnes

BFA student’s art speaks for itself

Jan Allen reflects on her career at the Agnes gallery

2019 Massey Lecturer Sally Armstrong tackles female oppression at WritersFest

Kingston band shows up for local non-profit

Ben Rogers returns to storytelling in new album

Yipsugar takes unconventional approach to new album

BFA student uses art to push back against animal mistreatment

Breaking down the blood-pumping allure of Twilight

The Agnes mixes art and meditation in new event

Ada Yuewan Chen criticizes perceptions of beauty

Carter and the Capitals’ first time in Kingston

Infotourist’s political rage spurred album on US election

Adrian Chalifour finds joy in life changes

How to cure the back-to-school cold

Brood & Bloom captures the light after darkness

Ken Yates bares all in new album’s revealing lyricism

Annual writers’ festival makes literature local

Breanna Gordon finds her passion in painting humanity’s downfall

Queen’s alum signs two-book deal for sci-fi series

Female-focused research is a worthwhile investment

Studio 22’s newest exhibits blend nature and music

Dumpsters to decorate campus this Sustainability Week

Queen’s BFA grad talks environmentally conscious art practices

BFA student has high hopes for fourth year

The 10th Annual Kingston Multicultural Arts Festival draws hundreds

Barefoot in the Park sets high bar for Domino’s new season

Former Journal editor talks mental health in memoir

Northern Canadian artwork travels south to Kingston

Driftwood Theatre rolls into Kingston

Four Directions respond to National Inquiry with Sacred Fire

Cirque du Soleil skates through Kingston

Union Gallery accused of mistreating student artists

Giselle brings death-defying love story to Grand Theatre stage

Screenwriter Zack Stentz on Netflix’s Rim of the World

Studio 22 exhibits celebrate famous artists of the last century

Agnes attendees invited to talk about sex

Agnes Etherington Art Centre welcomes a fourth Rembrandt

Broadway play comes to Kingston for one night only

The King’s Town Players present The Great Gatsby

Kinky Boots to stop in Kingston on North American tour

Creative writing class launches anthology

YGK Music Pilot Project marks a step in the right direction

The Honest Heart Collective talk origins and Ale House

Serial Killers in television reflect a hostile society

Studio 22’s posthumous exhibition of a celebrated artist

Studio 22 showcases collection from West Coast artist

‘Brother’ is a timely meditation on loss

Artist publication makes case for prison reform

A Valentine’s date with Kiss the Fish

Documentary explores Kingston crime and social media

Singer-songwriter Amanda Rheaume finds her roots

Project Red takes student fashion ‘pulse’

Bow to horror’s scream queens

Listen Up Kid delivers nice-guy grunge rock

Remembering Rembrandt’s contributions to art history 350 years later

CESA Executive debate recap

A completely failed attempt at a Bob Ross masterpiece

Artist pits nature against industrialism

Outdoor ice art exhibit Froid’Art could melt masterpieces away

VCFS Brooklyn concert raises funds for charity

Kingston Coalition Against Poverty holds fundraiser concert

CESA Team RAY campaigns on ‘You the student’

Erez and the Pearlz make their musical debut

Julia Fast-Grass reimagines the past—with solo cups

Brother Elsey talk weekend shows, Detroit and brotherhood

The Agnes offers a Roman holiday

Public Feelings are not Small Potatoes

A pleasant introduction to death metal

The Wilderness’ new EP reflects on past hardships

The Old Man and the Gun: a perfect farewell to Robert Redford

Generocksity parties for charity

Paul Fenniak returns to mentor young artists

Ultraviolet launches new website, call for art

Student poets compete at CUPSI

Point-Counterpoint: #MeToo at the ROM

Interactive play Far From the Heart confronts sexual violence

Tone Deaf Music Festival on key for 17th run

Mandatory class attendance overlooks working students

Jean Chrétien reflects on time in office

Script falls short in The Mouse House

Aruna D’Souza talks art and protest

Rich Aucoin tours for charity

Indie rockers USS talk Ale House show

Commentary: Content creators deserve fair pay on streaming sites

Short film Fusl debuts at The Screening Room

Graphic novel explores sexuality and self-acceptance

Hannah Claus’ words that are lasting unveiled at Macdonald Hall

Kiss the Fish wins Battle of the Bands

In conversation with Steve France

Kingston’s Writersfest returns for 10th anniversary

Cadence Weapon kicks off tour at The Grad Club

Tau Lewis nears end of campus residency

Commentary: Stitching into Feminism

In hysterics at feminist comedy night

Therese Greenwood relives Fort McMurray wildfire in Kill As You Go

Student-run art gallery returns for another year

Deux Trois’ aggressive sound is good for your ‘Health’

Inclusion through comedy: Existere welcomes frosh with sex jokes

The Wilderness release new single

Wolfe Island Music Festival celebrates 20 years

Is 13 Reasons Why’s triggering content acceptable artistic expression?

Latest novel by Queen’s Alum falls short of expectations

CanLit on Campus: Ondaatje searches for identity in Warlight

Point-counterpoint: Renaming art as reconciliation?

Novel captures innocence in wartime

New tour, new MONOWHALES

Clairmont The Second’s declaration of independence

An introduction to Kingston’s zines

Highlights from the Kingston Canadian Film Festival

The Peking Acrobats somersault through the Grand Theatre

A staycation reading list

First campus a cappella riff-off hits right note

Hellspawn delivers a refreshing take on war stories

Elizabeth Greene is a champion for women writers

Adrian Chalifour finds joy in life changes

War photography promotes action, not glamourization

Remembering Rembrandt’s contributions to art history 350 years later

A pleasant introduction to death metal

The Wilderness’ new EP reflects on past hardships

Interactive play Far From the Heart confronts sexual violence

In hysterics at feminist comedy night