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Canadian punk rock that deserves a second listen March 6, 2026 Arts & Culture, Music Continue reading
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Global wins at this year’s GRAMMYs could pave the way for a Canadian musical renaissance February 6, 2026 Arts & Culture, Music Continue reading
‘Wonder Man’ brings the MCU back to the real world by going beyond the action February 6, 2026 Arts & Culture, Film, Pop Culture Continue reading
What Ashley St. Clair’s political pivot teaches us about taking accountability February 3, 2026 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Queen’s professors hold multi-week Technicolour exhibit at The Screening Room January 30, 2026 Arts & Culture, Film Continue reading
Playlists are all the rage, but albums deserve a comeback January 27, 2026 Arts & Culture, Music Continue reading
Hollywood’s originality problem is on full display in 2026’s most anticipated films January 20, 2026 Arts & Culture, Film Continue reading
Venezuelan takeover leaves Queen’s students caught between relief and anxiety January 16, 2026 News Continue reading
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‘Sinners’ snubs at Critics’ Choice Awards spark online backlash January 9, 2026 Arts & Culture, Film, Pop Culture Continue reading
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In ‘All’s Fair,’ glitz and glam can’t make up for poor writing November 21, 2025 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Yorgos Lanthimos’ ‘Bugonia’ is a masterclass in paranoia and absurdity November 14, 2025 Arts & Culture, Film Continue reading
Listening to less music can be good for you November 14, 2025 Arts & Culture, Lifestyle, Student Life Continue reading
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Starbucks brews cultural trends as well as coffee November 14, 2025 Business, Business, Science, & Technology Continue reading
Which Taylor Swift album matches your zodiac sign November 7, 2025 Arts & Culture, Music, Pop Culture Continue reading
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Netflix original ‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story’ exploits real-life horror for entertainment October 31, 2025 Arts & Culture, Film, Pop Culture Continue reading
‘The Great Gatsby,’ Charli XCX, and Gen Z’s affliction with ‘performative yearning’ October 31, 2025 Arts & Culture, Literature, Music, Pop Culture Continue reading
‘The Journal’s’ Halloween costume recommendations for 2025 October 24, 2025 Arts & Culture, Fashion Continue reading
Travis Kelce is failing his job as Taylor Swift’s muse October 24, 2025 Arts & Culture, Music, Pop Culture Continue reading
Two months later, ‘Man’s Best Friend’ controversial messages of empowerment continue to resonate with fans October 24, 2025 Arts & Culture, Music, Pop Culture Continue reading
A study offers the first treatment to slow Huntington’s disease October 10, 2025 Business, Science, & Technology, Science Continue reading
Understanding what it means to be ‘Emo’ October 10, 2025 Arts & Culture, Fashion, Lifestyle, Music, Pop Culture Continue reading
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Friend or foe: The dystopia behind wearable AI technology October 7, 2025 Business, Science, & Technology, Technology Continue reading
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The hottest new party trick: Being well-read October 3, 2025 Arts & Culture, Literature, Pop Culture Continue reading
Scandal becomes soundtrack: How some music is reshaped by artist controversy October 3, 2025 Arts & Culture, Lifestyle, Pop Culture Continue reading
Gen-Z humour strikes once again: Unpacking TikTok’s ‘rapture’ trend September 30, 2025 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture, Student Life Continue reading
Geese’s ‘Getting Killed’ is a bizarre soundtrack for this tense current moment September 30, 2025 Arts & Culture, Music Continue reading
Time to spill: Students amped up about coffee are sleeping on tea September 23, 2025 Arts & Culture, Lifestyle, Student Life Continue reading
Despite dazzling imagery, ‘Goldie Montana’ lacks depth September 19, 2025 Arts & Culture, Music Continue reading
The importance of celebrity activism against Donald Trump’s ICE raids September 19, 2025 Arts & Culture, Lifestyle Continue reading
‘In the Mood for Love’ returns to Kingston’s Screening Room for its 25th anniversary September 19, 2025 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Esports climbs the ranks as Canada’s gaming scene booms September 19, 2025 Sports Continue reading
Why some young people prefer podcasts as a source of information September 16, 2025 Arts & Culture, Lifestyle, Pop Culture Continue reading
The ‘Apple’ of consumers’ eyes: Is the iPhone 17 worth it? September 16, 2025 Business, Science, & Technology, Technology Continue reading
Queen’s students and scholars weigh in on Canada–U.S. relations September 12, 2025 Features Continue reading
How social media’s feminized ‘girl’ trends are shaping culture, commerce, and conversation September 12, 2025 Arts & Culture, Lifestyle, Pop Culture Continue reading
Tricolour Open House connects students with new sports communities September 12, 2025 Club Sports, Sports Continue reading
Too viral to be liked: The problem with Fennell’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ September 12, 2025 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
The benefits of party culture: Hitting the bars at Queen’s might be healthier than you think September 5, 2025 Arts & Culture Continue reading
New music from mainstream artists will set the tone for fall 2025 August 29, 2025 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Athletics fall previews: football, rugby, and soccer August 29, 2025 Football, Rugby, Soccer, Sports Continue reading
Bill 33 threatens student services and autonomy across Ontario universities June 30, 2025 City Council, News Continue reading
Nostalgia was holding me back from enjoying life to the fullest March 14, 2025 Postscript Continue reading
How a library card became my ultimate university escape September 6, 2024 Arts & Culture, Student Life Continue reading
From Liz, With Love: When your ex tries to backpedal into your life September 6, 2024 Arts & Culture, Columns, Student Life Continue reading
‘Comparison is the Devil’: Finding home in my Filipina roots August 30, 2024 Postscript Continue reading
De-influencing is redefining consumer culture one ‘anti-haul’ at a time August 30, 2024 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture, Student Life Continue reading
Promotion of ‘It Ends with Us’ prioritizes style over substance August 30, 2024 Arts & Culture, Film Continue reading
Settling the debate between digital versus handwritten notetaking August 30, 2024 Arts & Culture, Student Life Continue reading
From Liz, With Love: Dos and don’ts of dating at Queen’s July 29, 2024 Arts & Culture, Columns Continue reading
Making the most out of your Queen’s meal plan July 29, 2024 Arts & Culture, Student Life Continue reading
‘The Journal’s’ 2024 Kingston Summer playlist July 29, 2024 Arts & Culture, Music, Student Life Continue reading
‘Inside Out 2’: A lesson in friendship not just for tweens July 29, 2024 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture, Student Life Continue reading
Staff Picks: ‘Journal’ staff share their best and worst memories from first year July 29, 2024 Arts & Culture, Student Life Continue reading
Viewers are tired of Hollywood’s recycled ideas July 29, 2024 Arts & Culture, Film, Pop Culture Continue reading
From dare to Drag, Queen’s alumnus paves the way in Kingston’s drag culture June 24, 2024 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Analyzing the Gaels’ Soccer and Basketball regular season schedules June 24, 2024 Basketball, Soccer, Sports Continue reading
‘I Saw the TV Glow’ redefines Transgender narratives June 24, 2024 Arts & Culture, Film Continue reading
When dreams clash with reality: the truth behind fan-casting June 24, 2024 Arts & Culture, Film, Pop Culture Continue reading
Charli XCX invites us back to the dance floor with Brat June 24, 2024 Arts & Culture, Music, Pop Culture Continue reading
War and conflict failed to wake the sleeping beauties at this year’s Met Gala May 27, 2024 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Pen to power: Lady Whistledown is the unsung heroine of ‘Bridgerton’ May 27, 2024 Arts & Culture, Pop Culture Continue reading
Food insecurity ravages shoppers, not Loblaws March 22, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Rental increase leaves Queen’s graduate students out in the cold March 15, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Art criticism isn’t hateful; it’s necessary March 15, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Quebec government has lessons to learn in diversity March 1, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Declarations of feminism must encompass pro-choice rhetoric February 16, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Upcoming Special Assembly shows Queen’s students are too disconnected from the AMS February 9, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
MAiD is not yet a solution for mental illness February 2, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Opposing Bill 5 protects abusers, violates survivors January 26, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Queen’s students and Barbara Crow missing in action January 19, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
We shouldn’t have to choose between STEM and the Arts January 19, 2024 Arts & Culture, Student Life Continue reading
Queen’s fails at transparency, neglects FAS with budget cuts January 12, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Inflating grades deflates academia, even at Queen’s January 12, 2024 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Love me tenderized: How I recognized I was in an abusive relationship November 24, 2023 Arts & Culture, Postscript Continue reading
Starbucks employees have a right to vent-i November 24, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Banning Canadian work experience is futile November 17, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Housing insecurity won’t disappear if left unaddressed November 10, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Police communication with the AMS must be a two-way street November 3, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Student union representatives deserve protection November 3, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Abortion: not your body, not your choice October 27, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Accommodations are an intimidating process to navigate October 27, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Releasing statistics about sexual violence is helpful for everyone October 20, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Nazi occupies centre stage at Canadian parliament October 6, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Non-disclosure agreements disempower student consultants September 29, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Blowing the whistle on feminist tokenism in the NFL September 29, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Surprise—artificial intelligence lacks sincerity September 22, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Secret donations run the risk of indoctrination September 15, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Defining hazing will protect students September 15, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
The racism at ASUS orientation was preventable September 8, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Popularizing therapy-speak requires careful balance September 8, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Child influencers need stronger legal protection September 1, 2023 Editorials, Signed Editorials Continue reading
Something has to change in Ontario health care September 1, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Addressing discrimination isn’t prioritized enough at Queen’s September 1, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
Food banks are acting as a band-aid solution May 29, 2023 Editorials, Our Perspective Continue reading
The relationship between climate change and human health November 11, 2022 Features, Investigations Continue reading
