Student Life

One thing about university is that it’s never a straight path, and it never will be.When I first came to university, I expected things to be just as they were in high school—easy and straightforward—but I couldn’t have been more wrong.

When I used to open my phone, I was trapped in a reality where other people’s lives bore significance to mine. Social media, by its very nature, thrives on the visual and the aspirational.

The wisest decision I made in first year was getting a Kingston Frontenac Public Library (KFPL) Library Card.

As a wave of mindful consumerism sweeps across social media, the rising trend of de-influencing is challenging the pervasive culture of overconsumption and encouraging people to rethink their purchasing habits.

When you ask a philosophy student for advice, be ready for a philosophical twist.

As a passionate foodie, I’ve learned a thing or two during my past two years at Queen’s, including how to make the most out of the meal plan and how to get a bang for your buck

If you’re in Kingston this summer, you know this one has been a scorcher.

Friendships change, and maybe that’s okay.

As I’m about to enter my fourth year, I’ve found myself reflecting a lot on my time at Queen’s. Especially, my first year

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.

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

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.