Whether at a solo mic on stage in a sparsely populated bar, or in the living room with our closest friends, here are The Journal staff’s go-to karaoke songs.

We have the perfect playlist to get you in and out of your feels this winter.

As society sips from the intoxicating cup of consumer culture, it’s clear these branded water bottles are more than just vessels for hydration they’re part of greater ethos where corporations are finding ways to capitalize off our basic needs.

Alum’s new book about AI explores concerns and navigation of advancing technology

Union Gallery hosts fundraiser spotlighting diversity in works

Reflecting on the girlhood trend, I find it fails to capture the true beauty of age—the profound impact a year or maybe even a decade can leave on our lives.

Breaking down Toronto slang, one phrase at a time.

As budget cuts threaten creative disciplines, both at Queen’s and across the world, it’s time we acknowledge a truly complete education is one that emphasizes critical thinking and empathetic understanding. This is only possible through the arts and humanities.

For many, sports serve as more than mere entertainment—they’re a religious experience, a ritual that binds communities and transcends the boundaries of individual or player identity.

From history making wins to heartfelt reunions, this year’s Emmys didn’t disappoint.

Once a subject of tabloid speculation and gossip, the WAG is now seizing control of her own narrative, rising to newfound prominence and influence.

Much like every other trend, the clean girl aesthetic has overstayed its welcome, and it’s time we make room for something better.

Embracing a slow morning could be just what you need to have a productive day.

20 years after the original, Tina Fey’s ‘Mean Girls’ is back in theatres and we could not be more excited.

The coquette aesthetic is more than just a trend; it’s a movement that empowers women to reclaim their femininity on their own terms.

While the beats lean towards a lighter ambience with background vocals from cleverly integrated samples, standout tracks like “prove it” and “n.h.i.e” featuring Summer Walker and Doja Cat, showcase 21’s versatility.

‘Below the Belt’ explores patients with undiagnosed chronic pain

In recent years, grainy photos taking days to develop have made a return and are possibly becoming more favourable than the omnipresent high-resolution iPhone.

In the midst of 50 days filled with uncontrollable tears, Liz navigates the struggle to regain a sense of purpose and spark.