Kingston WritersFest inaugurates KWF Presents ahead of their fall festival.

Matt Johnson shines a different light on a beloved cultural icon

The Screening Room’s annual CatVideoFest has returned, aimed at supporting animal welfare.

Queen’s alum Jessica Wolowich, ArtSci ’25, does local melomaniacs a favour by releasing a new upbeat single.

Your first year of university is a super exciting time of your life, where you’ll learn to navigate many different things. As you start your semester, one thing that might be on your syllabus is sex.

As upcoming first-time renters, first-year students need to know how to survive the ruthless rental market they are about to step into.

On July 22, the Queen’s Players opened their summer show, A Tinkle in Time: Smack That (Respectfully) to the Future—a #Resmelling of History, at the Ale Canteen.

Trinity and Bryce: Love Island USA season 8’s needle in a haystack, a rare glimmer of honesty and emotional vulnerability.

The Kingston Frontenac Public Library (KFPL) has started its Summer Reading Challenges, a free program targeted at people of all ages, hoping to increase their reading consistency.

On June 9, the Union Gallery opened a new exhibit by artist Elyse Longair, titled Worlds World Worlds.

Unfortunately for classicist purists, Christopher Nolan’s mythic action epic blends antiquity with modernity.

On July 23, Florida-born artist Kellyann Marie hosted “Story Stitched in Fabric: A Textile Memory Workshop” at the Tett Centre. Limited to 20 people, the workshop gave participants the opportunity to tell stories through cyanotype and collage.

When I first moved to Kingston, I mistakenly assumed most of my time at Queens would be spent on campus.

As a new academic year approaches, Queen’s will be treated to a fresh group of students, eager to experience the city of Kingston, and what better way to explore what the city has to offer than its bustling music scene. 

Thousands of people united downtown to celebrate Kingston’s 37th annual Pride Parade.

On June 9 at 7:00 p.m., Kingston hosted its 6th annual Drag in the Park.

On June 13, people marched for the 37th annual Kingston Pride.

Does Stop! That! Train! get cute? Or is it drop dead gorgeous.

In her most recent tour announcement, singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers shocked fans with an added layer of intimacy: no phones. At the entrance, security hands fans phone sized pouches to keep concertgoers devices in, locking away their recording devices until they exit the venue.

On June 7, Queer Collage Collective (QCC) hosted their annual Queering Collage event with a special focus on Pride Month. Throughout the afternoon, shared tables became covered in artwork, as participants exchanged ideas and affirmations over tea and snacks.