Watching from the corner of every ballroom, Penelope Featherington has observed numerous scandals and exerted influence over high society in the first two seasons of Bridgerton. In its third season, fans can expect Featherington to rise as the unsung heroine and step into the spotlight she deserves.

Asbah and Cassidy are still hopeful about journalism.

Beyoncé’s bringing country back to its roots with the release of her new album, Cowboy Carter.

Amid the frenzy of exam preparations, it’s imperative to take a moment and recognize another significant occurrence that unfolds on campuses during April: Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM).

After three years at university, I can finally say I’ve found my people.

Liz gives advice on how to be a supportive friend.

T-minus one month until the semester ends, and we at The Journal have so much to look forward to.

With the school year coming to an end, there’s no better time than the present to reflect on how far we’ve all come. Whether you’re finishing up your first year of undergrad or handing your thesis off to your supervisor, it’s time to take a trip down memory lane and see what this year has taught the signs.

I’ve never been a religious person, nor a superstitious one. I’ve never found myself convinced by the realms of faith or magic.

Natalie shares what trends have been helping her decompress and de-stress.

Meta is leaving users high and dry once again when it comes to engaging with political content.

Whether you’re a soon-to-be graduate looking to start your career, or you’re searching for an internship, it’s important to remember job hunting isn’t a competition and there’s no reason to keep comparing yourself to others.

With its mythic reputation, there’s no surprise Cixin Liu’s “Remembrance of Earth’s Past” trilogy is the newest Netflix adaptation.

The 2024 Juno Awards were a night to remember for Canadian music fans across the country.

A documentary film showcases the political complexity and hardships associated with housing the unhoused.

In the months following Kingston City Council’s declaration of intimate partner violence as an epidemic, and in the days leading up to International Women’s Day, Have You Seen My Sister? is a concert dedicated to the missing and murdered women of Eastern Ontario.

While we at The Journal don’t condone gossip, the rumour mill on campus has been churning. So, here’s what we’ve heard about the signs.