Take a moment and try to calculate the number of hours you’ve spent in Stauffer during your time at Queen’s. Likely you’re in the triple digits.

Piracy: illegal, or the cheapest way to watch movies and television shows?

Take your first steps into discovering adventure with the help of unconventional lodgings.

Many symbols from Eastern artwork have become as commonplace in the home of university students as textbooks and Kraft dinner.

This past spring, I was diagnosed with a condition I wasn’t aware existed: vaginismus.

Spring took over at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre with a special exhibit entitled Art In Bloom of floral arrangements interpreting pieces in the gallery’s collection.

“Gelukkige verjaardag!” is the phrase I was awoken to as people sang down the halls of the Maastricht Guesthouse. It means “happy birthday.” Since arriving in the Netherlands in January, my friends and I had all been anxiously awaiting the Koningsdag — or King’s Day.

This summer, I officially moved out of my parents’ house, because I’m not a child anymore … right?

It all started on what was supposed to be a quiet final Saturday night in London, where I had spent the weekend visiting friends.

“I don’t believe there is such a thing as meaningless art,” said Ewa Scheer, standing amidst her artwork entitled Vibrant Disappearance at Studio 22.

I open my eyes to find a seven-year-old poking my shoulder and asking me to take her to the bathroom. It’s 6 a.m. and the beginning of my workday.

Overheard in Leonard cafeteria: students talking about purchasing a house on Aberdeen.

From Osheaga to Pemberton, Canada hosts some of the best and most unique music festivals in the world. In case you’re feeling overwhelmed by the vast amount of festivals at your fingertips, here’s a guide of some of the best festivals in Canada for you to check out this summer.

What if we were to tell you fats are your friends! Wait, what? That doesn’t make sense. Are you confused yet? Well, the science around fats sure is.

Four years ago, Ryan Lee, ArtSci ‘16, never would’ve thought he’d be graduating from Queen’s with a BA in Film and the founder of an independent production company.

Legislation on physician assisted dying currently under debate in the House of Commons poses many issues, according to Queen’s Bbioethics professor Udo Schüklenk.

The months of anticipation have come to an end as Queen’s third Rembrandt painting was unveiled to the public at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre’s season opening on April 29.

Queen’s School of Drama and Music will have a new reason to take the stage today after a surprise $5-million donation.

This year The Journal’s arts section focused on showcasing all the incredible art that Kingston and the Queen’s community has to offer, whether it was profiling student artists, concert coverage or pieces to start discussion. Below is a collection of this year’s arts highlights.

Black History Month special feature”Added to our history books will be the Mizzou racist incidents, the Black Lives Matter movement and children like Tamir Rice who lost their lives … I need Black History Month to tie together my past, present and future.”