I love Gay Halloween, what do you mean you’re…

Chappell Roan’s passenger seat. The tennis ball from Challengers. Or even, the Propeller Hat and Lollipop Dog

October 23, 2026

There is no shortage of ways to get into the Halloween spirit in Kingston

October 23, 2026

When did the internet become everyone’s diary, and why are we being forced to read it?

October 23, 2026

Sometimes our wrong turns make for great music

As I watched the romantic endeavours of the protagonist Belly, I began to think about our similarities, particularly in our dating experiences with white men, such as Conrad

Created in Canada in 1968, IMAX’s groundbreaking technology is upholding film’s comeback era.

Goodreads has finally, and we mean finally, gotten with the program

Queen’s is undergoing an additional assessment process before assuming ownership of a portrait of former Chancellor Murray Sinclair

In Seattle, a store clerk gave former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada Jody Wilson-Raybould the words that convinced her to write another book.

On Oct. 6, a $111 billion deal closed between Paramount and Warner Bros to create the largest media corporation in all of history, Skydance, which would drastically change the media landscape.

Carrie White returns to the screen in the novel’s fourth adaptation.

Activist and writer Jamal Saeed argues that poets are born from lived experiences that are kept inside until one day an event unleashes those buried feelings and memories.

The convent cuts out chaos by amplifying Castillo’s inner voice

For the second time ever, the comedy duo Tracy and Martina found their way to Kingston for a live performance.

At Queen’s, a student-run fashion show can be more than a runway.

One member of The Journal’s editorial board holds a position on MUSE and another member is affiliated with one of the bands mentioned. They were not involved in the editing and reporting process of this story.

On Oct. 2 at 7:00 p.m., broadcaster Eric Friesen led the festival’s sold-out panel, Our Reconstructions, which featured two admired Canadian authors.

On Oct. 1, the backyard of a student house became a stage.

October 6, 2026

Standing the test of time, Diet Coke is fizzing in popularity at Queen’s.

October 6, 2026

The price of friendship grows more strenuous every day.

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