The results are in!
Over the past week, Lifestyle polled students on their favourite places on and off campus. We’re talking best place to grab drinks, take your parents, and even poop (that doesn’t include your home). To follow are the results for the 2015-16 survey.

Unless you’ve been holed up in Stauffer Library ignoring your friends and family and the World Wide Web, you’ve probably heard about the legal battle between the FBI and Apple.

There’s nothing that sucks all life and happiness out of you quite like tirelessly studying for weeks on end.

What’s the novel all Canadians should read? That’s the question at the core of CBC’s Canada Reads competition.

Renowned musicians The Tragically Hip will be among the 16 people receiving honorary degrees from Queen’s this spring.

If you’re not a straight white male, the journey to have your work in film respected can be a tumultuous one.

Exam season is here and healthy eating probably isn’t your top priority right now. Luckily, these great-tasting cookies are simple to make, and only require 20 minutes of your time.

Last year, I was given the opportunity to see a play to review it for an arts magazine on campus. The play was decent. Nothing too rave-worthy and nothing too disparagingly bad.

Sebastian Leck,Editor in Chief It’s appropriate that I write this quickly while under stress.How better to end my year than with the time-honoured tradition of just barely meeting the deadline, while juggling what feels like 50 other things I have to do. I’ll miss this place. It may not feel like it now, as I sit bleary-eyed in my dusty office, but I’ll miss the Journal house, the Queen’s campus and the people who work so hard to keep this newspaper afloat. And despite the naysayers on Twitter, we’ve done some damn good reporting.

We all know about Aunt Flo. You know, the Crimson Wave; Shark Week. That thing half the population gets, but remains a mystery to the rest.

There are few subjects as divisive as abortion. On one side, pro-life activists seek to protect human life in all its stages. On the other, pro-choice advocates promote abortion accessibility and a woman’s right to choose.

With heavy hearts, artistic director and local music powerhouse Virginia Clark and her team say they decided to cancel this summer’s Wolfe Island Music Festival (WIMF).

Conservative politicians in the U.S. have been co-opting liberal music for their own purposes for decades. But the implications are more than just political.

Gruesome Playground Injuries, a commonplacetheatre production, provides an in-depth look at pain and the ways it strengthens
human connections.

My undergrad is drawing to a close and I’m already feeling nostalgic. Before you part ways with Queen’s at the end of April, here are 11 things to try out in the next few weeks.

From a mockumentary to fictional revenge fantasy to a personal documentary, no two films by Indigenous filmmaker Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers are alike.

This past Tuesday, the infamous former mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford, passed away from cancer. Ford was voted into office in 2010. After a string of scandalous events in the media in 2013, Toronto City Council reduced his mayoral power to a ceremonial basis after his numerous rejections to requests that he resign.

From David Bowie’s blouses to Kurt Cobain rocking dresses, gender bending clothing is breaking down exclusivity in fashion.

The music was deafening and the lights were blinding, but the overstimulation was something Haru had grown quite used to. She couldn’t understand the words in the song playing in the club (she believed it was in Korean), but she danced along with the crowd anyway, entranced by the press of bodies around her and the flashing lights reflecting off of luminescent bodies and iridescent clothes.

After a captivating opening performance two Octobers ago, Havana-based pianist Aldo
López-Gavilán is returning to the Isabel Bader Performing Arts Centre for a solo piano performance.