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.
Sidewalks used to be about as far into nature as I’d go without stressing over the outdoors— until CWRI 495: Writing on the Land.
Drake singlehandedly lifted Queen’s students spirits.
In a nearly empty studio space, the final Queen’s Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) cohort is preparing to say goodbye.
A new poetry project emerging at the University of Waterloo (UW) could form unexpected connections on Queen’s campus.
Spring’s officially underway, and Kingston is finally beginning to thaw.
The Queen’s student band scene isn’t known for bitter rivalries.
Close to a year of intentionally avoiding romance looks honourable on paper.
You don’t need the biggest budget or crew to create a story worth telling.
There’s nothing worse than realizing Valentine’s Day is tomorrow and you haven’t scored a dinner reservation.
On Feb. 6 at 7 p.m., the lights dimmed in Grant Hall, as one performance’s fate had yet to be decided.
The Queen’s Competitive Dance Team’s sold-out Dancing With The Stars (QU Edition) lived up to the hype.
Hillel Queen’s ended Holocaust Education Week with a traditional Shabbat Dinner for the Queen’s and Kingston community.
New year, new me, but the same old hair crises.
MUSE’s mini desk concert puts student talent on centre stage.
Even though 2026 just began, 2016 seems to be the year everyone wants to be in.
Turns out, the worst part of student housing isn’t the costly utilities—it’s living with a guy who’s one DSM-5 test from being the antagonist of a Netflix documentary.
Hot off his big break on season seven of the popular reality dating show Love Island USA, contestant Nic Vans showed up in snowy Kingston to rock the house.
This year, CFRC 101.9 FM will continue one of its most ambitious programs supporting local musicians.
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