Steven Heighton releases debut album ‘The Devil’s Share’ May 31, 2021 Arts & Culture, Music Continue reading
Queen’s Journal alum Omar El Akkad talks upcoming novel ‘What Strange Paradise’ April 8, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
City council launches new Local Arts Residency at The Grand Theatre April 8, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Creative Writing alum Liselle Sambury talks debut novel ‘Blood Like Magic’ April 8, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
William Carroll talks Side-Ways Artist Residency at Union Gallery April 2, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘Just let it arrive’: Poet, mentor Bruce Kauffman talks career April 2, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Short Story Contest Winner Natara Ng discusses loneliness in ‘Her Last Day’ March 26, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Student artists during COVID-19: Mikki Barnett talks pandemic art March 26, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Kingston Canadian Film Festival: Unpacking ‘The Paper Man’ March 9, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Rocket League team nearly unseats second place UOttawa, hangs on to sixth place in playoffs March 5, 2021 Sports Continue reading
Steven Kostanski’s horror-comedy ‘Psycho Goreman’ filmed in St. Catharines March 5, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Student Diversity Project shines spotlight on Black identities in fashion February 26, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
During pandemic, Kingston FrameWorks helps artists enter global market February 5, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘You don’t want your baby to be ugly’: Sam Kaiser on success of new EP February 5, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘These families lost everything’: Nazi art theft, an overlooked part of the Holocaust January 29, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Justin Nozuka talks dreamy, psilocybin-inspired single January 29, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘What Alex did best is he didn’t overshadow the contestants’: ‘Jeopardy!’ winner and Queen’s alum reflects on Alex Trebek January 15, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Viveka Melki’s ‘the FENCE’ tackles revisionist history of Japanese POW Camps November 26, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s teaching fellow discusses role of urban art in Indigenous communities November 20, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
The Journal puzzles out recurrence of hilarious art restoration fails November 13, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘Rebellion’: The Journal sits down with David Suzuki to discuss climate resistance documentary November 6, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Decolonizing the Agnes Art Centre: in conversation with Emelie Chhangur November 6, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Conversations and Slowing Down: two local artists discuss new exhibits November 6, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘A Bite of the Apple’: Queen’s alumna discusses new memoir October 22, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
From Borat to Eric Andre: Reviewing the history of performance art October 22, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘Inspiration during tough times’: Kingston Canadian Film Festival soldiers on October 22, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Kingston WritersFest launches virtual literary series October 16, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘Away is Mine’: Gord Downie’s final solo LP releases October 16, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Daniel Green discusses his depiction of love in ‘She Must’ October 16, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s alumnus Steven Heighton discusses ‘Reaching Mithymna’ October 8, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Despite fearmongering, GMOs are the key to a healthy and sustainable future October 8, 2020 Editorials Continue reading
Queen’s professor releases memoir on coming out as transgender at Queen’s October 2, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘A weird, uncanny thing’: Wendy Huot talks The Screening Room going dark during quarantine September 25, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Music Club to host socially-distanced jam session after Thanksgiving September 18, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Charlie Kaufman outdoes himself with perplexing take on Queen’s alumnus’ novel September 11, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
The Wilderness finds its home with first full-length studio album September 11, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Stephen Medd memorializes the Sisters of St. Joseph September 3, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Re:Current Theatre brings interactive game to Kingston’s Kick & Push Festival September 3, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Art is integral to Black Lives Matter: a conversation with Dr. Kristin Moriah June 29, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Bader Centre teams up with CBC Music to host online cello competition June 29, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s alumni teach and perform comedy online with Second City June 1, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
BoJack Horseman ends on a bittersweet note March 20, 2020 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Friends of Médecins Sans Frontières hosts all-nighter charity concert February 28, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Unpopular opinion: Better Call Saul is superior to Breaking Bad January 31, 2020 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
School of Medicine honours Holocaust survivor who advanced leukemia treatment January 31, 2020 News Continue reading
Queen’s Yu Theatre Society Debuts The Storm: Festival January 14, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Atypical season three is formulaic but fun November 22, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Don’t cancel your Netflix subscription for Disney+ just yet November 22, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
BoJack Horseman nears the end, and things are looking up November 15, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Film studios shouldn’t profit off dead stars November 8, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
NBA decides its financial interests outrank Hong Kong’s freedom October 23, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Learning about my grandfather’s heroic life taught me the power of storytelling October 18, 2019 Arts & Culture, Postscript Continue reading
Hysteria over the Joker movie is unjustified October 18, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Former Queen’s students capture climate anxiety with band Funeral Lakes October 4, 2019 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s new sexual violence policy deters survivors from coming forward October 1, 2019 Opinions Continue reading
Strange Breed sets the stage for LGBTQ+ representation in rock music October 1, 2019 Arts & Culture Continue reading
What Trump’s proposed ban on flavoured vaping products should mean for Canadians September 27, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Art After Dark festival brings attention to local art and businesses September 27, 2019 Arts & Culture Continue reading
What the Felicity Huffman admissions scandal reveals about privilege in the education system September 20, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood tackles the ethics of altering history September 9, 2019 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Review: In ‘The Glass Hotel,’ women deserve more agency March 19, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Rocket League team nearly unseats second place UOttawa, hangs on to sixth place in playoffs March 5, 2021 Sports Continue reading
Conversations and Slowing Down: two local artists discuss new exhibits November 6, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Local tattoo shop tackles COVID-19 precautions amidst influx of customers July 27, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
School of Medicine honours Holocaust survivor who advanced leukemia treatment January 31, 2020 News Continue reading
