In recent years, relatively newfound weight loss drugs have become increasingly cosmetically used, and the number of celebrities using these drugs may be perpetuating its popularity.
In one new TEDx talk, less is more.
When students tune in to music in public spaces, they tune out social connections.
Every day, I bite my tongue and hope no one notices the way I look at her.
With temperatures falling outside, tensions indoors are heating up—over the thermostat.
Emotional-Hardcore, or “Emo,” has a complicated identity.
A Poem : ” Queen’s University ” ( For: Past and Present Students and Faculty )
Cartoons aren’t just for kids on Saturday mornings—they can entertain adults, too.
Some songs are forever shaped by their association with controversial musicians, showing art isn’t frozen in time.
Gather in close—the tea is hot and ready to spilled.
In response to anti-immigrant action in the United States, some celebrities are speaking out.
Recently, it seems like everyone’s hopping on the microphone.
From “girl dinner” to “girl math,” Gen Z’s catchy labels aren’t just jokes; they’re a way to belong.
Some memories from university last forever—especially when they’re in permanent ink.
I’m writing my final News Flash from a spot I’ve spent an embarrassing amount of time during my undergrad: the corner couch at CoGro, iced matcha in one hand, breakfast bagel in the other.
This isn’t any ordinary class project—these students are working to honour and highlight Indigenous voices in literature, past, present and future.
I’ve never been good at sitting still.
Kingston has earned its seat at the table of culinary celebration.
Maybe it’s my senioritis finally setting in, or perhaps I’ve seen one too many beachy reading week posts, but I swear it’s warming up in here.
My new hack for productivity is rest.
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