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  • 6 years 7 months ago

What We're Listening To: Holiday Edition

The perfect holiday playlist to relax to over the holidays.Continue...

The band released We Still Move on Dance Floors last month.
  • 6 years 7 months ago

Strummin’ in the Limestone again

Birthed from Craigslist, six-piece band The Strumbellas has had to fight for where they stand.Continue...

Joanna Tinus, ArtSci ‘14, is this year’s director of Queen’s Step Crew. The Crew performs around 10 to 14 times a year.
  • 6 years 7 months ago

Stepping into Kingston

Along with an appetite for hip hop and step dancing, Step Crew sparks students’ passion to teach.Continue...
  • 6 years 7 months ago

Building thoughts

The architecture at Queen’s is a mishmash of shockingly brutalist and older limestone buildings that give Queen’s its straight-from-a-college-movie feel.Continue...

All is Well is Akram Zaatari’s first solo exhibition in Canada.
  • 6 years 7 months ago

Messages from Beirut

Walking into the All is Well exhibit, the viewer will be struck by its emptiness.Continue...

Queen’s Musical Theatre’s production, Assassins, a dark and comical musical, features quirky and passionate musical numbers and directing worth an applaud.
  • 6 years 7 months ago

A killer way to end the semester

With an aim to capture the fallacy of the American Dream, and a culture of violence that pervades society, Assassins hits the nail on the head.Continue...
  • 6 years 7 months ago

What We're Reading: Winter Break Edition

The Journal staff put together a list of good reads for the holiday season — perfect for a cozy night in front of a fire.Continue...

Craig Cardiff’s newest album title is inspired by his fans.
  • 6 years 7 months ago

Louder than the noise

With a soft voice, digital vocals and unmistakeable guitar loops, Craig Cardiff’s music reflects an uncompromising humanitarian.Continue...

Roel Vertegaal is the professor of COCA 201, Introduction to Computing and the Creative Arts.
  • 6 years 7 months ago

Cutting edge creativity

If you combine arts with computing, you get cutting-edge creativity.Continue...

  • 6 years 7 months ago

Music making for social justice

Think music rooted in social justice.Continue...

The pop-punk, alternative metal band from Kitchener was founded by twin sisters Phoenix and Mercedes Arn-Horn.
  • 6 years 7 months ago

Girl power

As a female-fronted band in the rock n’ roll world, it hasn’t been easy.Continue...

On top of writing drunk and sober reviews of the Queen’s Players productions, we also had our two photo editors take sober and drunk photography.
  • 6 years 7 months ago

Queen’s Players in perspective

Out of my four years of attending Queen’s Players productions, I can’t say I’ve ever
been sober.Continue...

Said the Whale played to a sold out Grad Club audience.
  • 6 years 7 months ago

A gong show for show-goers

Count yourself lucky if you managed to snap tickets to Said the Whale’s sold out show.Continue...
  • 6 years 8 months ago

What We're Watching: Procrastination Edition

The Journal has put together a list of shows available on Netflix for the expert procrastinator — perfect for exam time.Continue...

Andrew Smyth (left) and Josh Jensen (right) pose outside of the Roxy in Toronto.
  • 6 years 8 months ago

Exploring art life

Life’s challenges can be a source of fulfillment and even success, as two Queen’s alumni express in this soon-to-be-released documentary.Continue...

The first venue that Said the Whale played in Kingston was a house party.
  • 6 years 8 months ago

Old habits die hard

Despite having toured for over five years, they have yet to make a pit stop in Kingston — until now.Continue...

Queen’s student Julia Miskey shows off her handmade designs.
  • 6 years 8 months ago

Designing independence

To Queen’s student and part-time fashion designer Julia Miskey, “style over fashion” is the rule
of thumb.Continue...

The Blind Boys of Alabama are five-time Grammy Award winning gospel group from Talladega, Alabama.
  • 6 years 8 months ago

Sounds of soul

To write the “Boys” off as a mundane gospel group would be a big mistake.Continue...

The Threepenny Opera production aims to explore the idea of interaction through the use of Twitter and Instagram projections around the stage.
  • 6 years 8 months ago

Comedic commentary

A socialist commentary on capitalism, The Threepenny Opera, put on by the Queen’s drama department, aims to capture the essence of human interaction.Continue...
  • 6 years 8 months ago

What We're Listening To: Study Edition

The Journal staff compiles all of the best tracks for the most productive study session.Continue...

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