Gingers could take on Aberdeen this St. Patrick’s Day

The inaugural Ginger Run at Queen’s witnessed a heartwarming display of solidarity as natural redheads joyously ran down Aberdeen St.
March 15, 2024

‘The Journal’s’ 2024 spring playlist

This spring playlist is guaranteed to make you want to dance.
March 15, 2024

My matcha awakening

There’s nothing more satisfying than sipping on a perfectly creamy, flavourful matcha latte at a cute little café.
March 8, 2024

Are affirmations too good to be true?

From vision boards to journals, affirmations supposedly help us manifest our desires.
With the end of the semester fast approaching, here are some recommendations and trends that are helping Natalie power through the March blues.
If there’s ever a holiday to embrace all that is cheesy, it’s Valentine’s Day. Even if you’re single, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the festivities.
There’s so much more to Kingston than the student bubble.
Journal Staff debate if sex is better with music.
February is the month of love, which means there’s no better time to have honest and accurate conversations about sexual health.
Spring is in the air, and Natalie is buzzing with excitement for new beginnings, emerging trends, and a lineup of thrilling books, shows, and music on the horizon.
Whether you’re in denial about graduating this spring or looking for your first summer internship, entering the job market is no easy feat. Here’s what’s in store for you while you scour job postings this hiring season.
Despite escalating tensions over University policies and finances, there’s a concerning decline in voter turnout among Queen’s students in both AMS and faculty elections.
Explore Kingston’s evolving nightlife as electronic dance music (EDM) takes center stage, transforming club scenes and reflecting a global trend. Delve into the roots of EDM in Canada, tracing back to the early 90s club scenes in Toronto and Montreal. Witness the rise of DJ-forward events like Trinity Social Boiler Room and University Tavern’s techno nights, signaling Kingston’s embrace of EDM. Uncover the genre’s worldwide surge, its ability to reinvent itself, and the democratization of music creation through technology. Experience the unique significance of EDM shaping university years’ nightlife and its fusion of technology and innovation in the 21st century.
My first week back at Queen’s was riddled with stress. Though my exchange stimulated me both educationally and socially, I was terrified to be back in a Queen’s classroom.
In a long-distance relationship we’re limited by the ways we can show our love.
Handwritten letters can convey what technology can’t—warmth, emotion, and personal touch that make communication truly meaningful and unforgettable.
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 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.
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