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Why rooting for Team Brinity is deeper than I originally thought

The Delightfully Different Tea Room set to close at the end of May

Breaking news: Drake puts Queen’s back on the map

The year I became Jess from ‘New Girl’

A random Mac-Corry stall forces me to confront the elusiveness of change

‘The Journal’ receives exclusive writing advice from Queen’s alum and author, Iain Reid

The art of DJing: Finding out what makes a party pulse

Queen’s professor Sarah Tsiang’s poem about sexual harassment is at the heart of a national censorship debate

‘Journal’ alum Omar El Akkad’s nonfiction debut wins U.S. National Book Award

‘Wuthering Heights’ is rage-bait for English Literature majors

‘brat’ summer becomes sad girl winter in ‘The Moment’

Queen’s very own ‘Heated Rivalry’ erupts at the Queen’s Pub’s lookalike contest

To dye or not to dye

Engineering Society announces its next elected executives

EngSoc executive candidates’ debate priorities ahead of elections

Candidate Profiles: EngSoc VP (Finance and Administration) candidates stress accountability in platform

Fairytale meets existential crisis in ‘Into the Woods’

Professor reads, Eva reviews: Tackling being an academic hater

Studying, uploading, and curating: The unfiltered student influencer experience

Beloved, must-read literature for 2026

Kingston celebrates its 21st annual Santa Parade

To nap or not to nap: Students are relearning how to rest in the age of hustle culture

The ‘Wicked’ franchise returns to alter the cultural moment for good

True love (and nostalgia) conquers all: ‘The Princess Bride’ returned to The Screening Room

Thrust into the world of familial caretaking, youth are driven to grow up almost overnight

Starbucks brews cultural trends as well as coffee

Behind the seams of prepping for Hoco and Foco

‘The Great Gatsby,’ Charli XCX, and Gen Z’s affliction with ‘performative yearning’

Travis Kelce is failing his job as Taylor Swift’s muse

Professor reads, Eva reviews: Tackling disease, mortality, and humanity

Silence isn’t neutral—It’s complicity

Queen’s community voices that lack of formal Indigenous education at the University undermines reconciliation efforts

Gen-Z humour strikes once again: Unpacking TikTok’s ‘rapture’ trend

Decolonizing the literary canon means centering Indigenous narratives

Time to spill: Students amped up about coffee are sleeping on tea

‘In the Mood for Love’ returns to Kingston’s Screening Room for its 25th anniversary

Queen’s students and scholars weigh in on Canada–U.S. relations

I went to Hell and back for ‘Katabasis,’ and for what?

Genuinely green or green washing? Unpacking waste management during move-in week at a top ‘green’ university

Goodbye Journal house, hello to its history: Perspectives on ‘The Journal’s’ move from alumni

Queen’s first-years play roommate roulette and don’t always walk away a winner

Required readings to survive the emotional chaos of first year

Lorde’s ‘Virgin’ is sure to seduce both new and longtime listeners

From toxic tourist to thoughtful traveller: How to explore Kingston thoroughly this fall

Cruising around Cairo: Notes from an exchange student’s weekend trip

Confessions of a water girl

SPRING REVERB set to bloom in Kingston

Ancient history is humanity’s first draft

When it comes to art, love is all around

Japanese Breakfast’s new album wears sadness like a comforting cloak

‘Quilt’ collage event reminds us art is always political

A love letter to student housing

Canada’s opioid crisis starts with ordinary prescriptions

Camaraderie and country coexist in harmony with Good Co.

Queen’s alum Omar El Akkad confronts Western indifference of humanitarian crises in Gaza

Kingstonlicious celebrates city’s rich and diverse culinary scene

It’s time for award ceremonies to wrap it up

Despite no on-campus polling stations, students shouldn’t squander their right to vote

Finding love in a foreign city on Valentine’s Day

Slow Dance 2025 offers Kingstonians a chance to redo prom

A must-read list of works by renowned Black authors for your next library visit

The birds and the bees seem to be hibernating for Gen Z

Black Studies Professor Otoniya Juliane Okot Bitek publishes debut novel

‘Desolation Row’ does a lot in little time

The Weeknd packs a profound, perhaps final punch in ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’

Ben & Jerry’s serves loud activism, not just ice cream

Let the light in with Kingston’s ReelOut 2025 film festival

Sir John A. Macdonald’s story began in Kingston, but where does it end?

Neshan Tung joins Agnes Etherington Art Centre team in unique new role

‘Snow in Midsummer: The Silence’ speaks louder than words

Queen’s Musical Theatre’s ‘Sunday in the Park with George’ is an absolute must see

Fame doesn’t save women from misogyny

The best places in Kingston for a catch-up cocktail after the break

Golden Globes highlights Hollywood’s concerning lack of originality

Spotify Wrapped is always watching

‘Babygirl’ invites the female gaze into a sizzling sexual affair

‘Wicked’ defies gravity and expectations, transporting viewers back to the World of Oz

‘The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man’ brings Toronto’s weirdest legend to life at the Screening Room

Sabrina Carpenter shows that the fight for sexual liberation in pop music continues

Fandoms get creepier with celebrity look-alike contests

Rolling in shame: Student stoners exist in solitude

Union Gallery’s, ‘the lands refusal,’ cherishes the land around us

‘So Long, Marianne’ unveils the lasting influence of Leonard Cohen

To bang or not to bang

‘Hedda Gabler’ delivers drama and depth despite tight turnaround

‘Alice & The World We Live In’ takes audiences on a journey through grief

Defending the camera eats first phenomenon

Halloween reminds me of what I’ve left behind

‘Talkin’ Back to Johnny Mac’ returns to City Park

Horror movies mirror contemporary societal anxieties

Celebrate everyday pleasures with ‘MUSE: Celebration’ at Union Gallery

Kamala Harris strategically targets Gen Z with a bold ‘Call Her Daddy’ appearance

Women worldwide are tired of having their bodies and clothing policed

Your simple guide to inviting Peruvian food into your diet while at school

Two-time Giller prize winner, M.G. Vassanji, discusses belonging at Kingston WritersFest

The return of the mega pop star

Sally Rooney’s new novel, ‘Intermezzo,’ tackles age gap controversies, brotherhood, and grief

Union Gallery celebrates visual storytelling with third annual ‘Indigenous Art Exhibition’

Realistic love doesn’t have to end in perfection or tragedy

Matthew Schofield inspires young artists to take risks

Queen’s Swing Dance Club preserves the importance of consent through the art of dance

CFRC launches new residency program to kickstart music careers

The Screening Room celebrates 25 years of ‘The Virgin Suicides’

Must watch movies this autumn season

Documentary film, ‘Herbaria,’ delves into the act of preservation and interconnection

Prioritizing mental health and boundaries includes your favourite artists

Point/Counterpoint: Can you still be friends despite political differences?

Indie-folk musician, Julie Arsenault, makes her Kingston debut at the Murney Tower Museum

‘The Mumberley Inheritance’ promises a night of magnificent mayhem

How a library card became my ultimate university escape

‘House of the Dragon’ season two falls flat with poor dialogue and weak writing

Rooftop Caravan releases their debut album

Four emerging BIPOC Artists challenge traditional boundaries during Twofold Residency

End of ‘Transformations’ marks a new beginning for Agnes Etherington Art Centre

‘The Abstraction is Not the Reality’ explores the mysteries and sublimity of nature

Making the most out of your Queen’s meal plan

Come and spend a night at the museum with Murney Fest

Rain or shine, Kingston’s Skeleton Park Arts Festival was a roaring success

Finding solace in shared stories of heartbreaQ

FOLDA 2024: Smartphones, books, AI, oh my!

‘I Saw the TV Glow’ redefines Transgender narratives

Agnes Etherington Art Centre to undergo $100M transformation into dream art house

‘Love ends. But what if it doesn’t?’ leaves audience reflecting on family legacies

I went to Hell and back for ‘Katabasis,’ and for what?

Cruising around Cairo: Notes from an exchange student’s weekend trip

Union Gallery’s, ‘the lands refusal,’ cherishes the land around us

‘Hedda Gabler’ delivers drama and depth despite tight turnaround

‘Alice & The World We Live In’ takes audiences on a journey through grief

‘Talkin’ Back to Johnny Mac’ returns to City Park

Celebrate everyday pleasures with ‘MUSE: Celebration’ at Union Gallery

Two-time Giller prize winner, M.G. Vassanji, discusses belonging at Kingston WritersFest

Union Gallery celebrates visual storytelling with third annual ‘Indigenous Art Exhibition’

Indie-folk musician, Julie Arsenault, makes her Kingston debut at the Murney Tower Museum

‘The Mumberley Inheritance’ promises a night of magnificent mayhem