Thanksgiving being just around the corner calls for a Monday of no class, lots of home cooked food, and the chance to reunite with some long distance friends.

“The buzz at this year’s WritersFest was palpable,” said Barbara Bell, artistic director of Kingston WritersFest.

When I was 14, I boarded a ferry with all of my possessions packed tightly in pink Rubbermaid storage boxes in the back of my father’s truck and crossed the Atlantic.

Last week, Kingston WritersFest hosted contemporary literary talent, including David Mitchell, a best-selling British author known for his works such as Cloud Atlas and The Bone Clocks.

Have you ever seen a shooting star? Getting your wishes granted doesn’t have to be a matter of total chance.

As we put away our bikinis for blanket scarves and trade days at the Pier for Stauffer nights, autumn is upon us.

Scarves are as common as falling leaves during the Autumn months. It’s easy to throw one on en-route to your 8:30 class, but if you’re in the mood to mix things up a bit, here’s some arrangement inspiration.   The Hair-wrap

When I first met Jia Zhang, I had an epiphany about the cargo shorts I was wearing.

Last Saturday, I had a revelation. Sometimes, sexism doesn’t manifest itself as words but rather a lack thereof.

From Kingston Writersfest to QPOP, and ReUnion Street Festival – here’s what’s happening in arts events for October 2016.

Dry, intense, bold and full-bodied – that’s Kelly Baskin’s art.

While technological tools aren’t enough to change your activity levels on their own, they can help kick-start your healthy habits.

On Saturday, Toronto-based artist, performer and researcher Alvis Choi, otherwise known as Alvis Parsley, delivered a bewildering yet brave piece of theatre to an intimate crowd of 25 people at the Isabel Bader Centre for Performing Arts.

In grade 12, three friends and I entered a spicy wing eating contest at Tammie’s Queen of Win

Walking down Alfred Street towards Princess Street, I tend to only turn left when grabbing dinner at my favourite Thai food restaurant. The other day, I had a different destination.

Hi there, Journal readers! Our names are S and M, and together, we are yours truly: S&M. Convenient? We know. Clever? Maybe.

The Journal met up with up-and-coming rockers and long-time friends, Paper Ladies, to talk about their washy sound, musical idols, and future aspirations, which may include a food truck.

I wish I was one of those people who could be mindful and do Yoga nidra without needing to move or wonder who’s texting me, but sadly, I’m a restless soul.

I have a tremendous amount of respect for people who can have only one slice of banana bread.

Being a broke student is one thing and being a broke student who aspires to live off of more than a ramen noodle diet is another.