4,538 miles may not seem like much on paper, but things can change quickly out on the road.
In Sir John A.’s Footsteps consciously refuses to whitewash or romanticize Canadian confederate history.
Growing up, Judy Blume was my childhood hero. I used to walk around my house chanting, “I must, I must, I must increase my bust”, like a character in one of her books.
It was only when I got older and finally acquired a bust of my own that I realized the burden of big boobs.
A vibrant and raucous celebration of Kingston’s culturally diverse communities took over Confederation Park last Sunday, with art, dance and food from around the world.
Here are five easy tricks to elevate your room into a homey getaway.
Challenging the status quo of being Canada’s left, NDP leader Thomas Mulcair looks as though he’s shaping his party to be a more centrist option for voters in the 2015 federal election. As a traditionally left party, a centrist NDP is unconventional.Before Jack Layton ignited the Orange Wave in 2008, a movement that brought the NDP to Official Opposition status, elections were historically between the Conservatives and the Liberals.
Dave Monks, frontman of Tokyo Police Club, confidently performed the second solo show of his career in Kingston.
During the hustle and bustle of the school year, many students forget to indulge in a readily available pick-me-up: reading.
Kingston Summer Slam’s poetry workshop wants poets to get weird.
No relationship has been more fulfilling and reliable in my life than that between myself and a good slice of pizza.
Today, the founders of Tesla, Kobo and Paypal are leaders in business and technology. But not long ago, they roamed the halls of Queen’s together.
When it comes to freshmen roommates, the choices are limited; it can be a complete nightmare or absolute bliss.
After my exchange in Paris, I couldn’t resist exploring the rest of Europe — just me, my 30-pound backpack and best friend.
The Kingston Summer Slam dares poets to conquer their fears.
If you’re anything like me, your wardrobe looks like 50 shades of grey — I’m talking black, white and everything in between.
This July and August, the inaugural The Kick & Push Festival comes to downtown Kingston, bringing six theatre companies together to present their crafts.
Kingston artists Devan & Khalid returned to their hometown this month — and they say the town has left an imprint in their music and their hearts.
What started out 17 years ago as a party on a dock has grown into the intimate and beloved music festival on Wolfe Island.
Emily Pohl-Weary, an acclaimed Canadian writer and literary figure, is coming to Queen’s this September to help aspiring student writers improve their work.
For as long as I can remember, Nepal was “overdue” for another great earthquake.
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