Culture

Inappropriate appropriation

Cultural appropriation — and what it looks like — is a good thing to be cognizant of before dressing up this Halloween.Continue...

Overt to covert

In January, I wore a hijab for 18 days. I'm a non-Muslim woman, but I wanted to conduct a social experiment to experience what it's like to cover on a daily basis.Continue...

Proudly indigenous

Ashley Maracle didn’t wear a cap and gown to her convocation. Instead, she wore her traditional Mohawk regalia.Continue...

A day of misfortune

Proceed with caution and hope luck is on your side today — it’s Friday the 13th.Continue...

Anticipating the dead

Tim Bailey wants to break down sometimes, but he knows he can’t.Continue...

The power behind a profane tongue

Sometimes a good “fuck you” is all you need.Continue...

It all boils down to the bubbles

With three downtown locations, it’s clear that Kingston is witnessing the rise of a student favourite. It isn’t a soda or a new gourmet coffee creation — it’s a quaint mix of juice, tea and sometimes milk.Continue...

Too many pictures ruin the experience

Photos are great, but they’re no substitute for memories.Continue...

It’s all AAVE

Internet lingo rises to prominence and falls into obscurity rapidly. Anyone who has had any
exposure to spaces like Twitter, TikTok, or the once-popular Vine, might have noticed this.Continue...

Finding community as BIPOC students at Queen’s

It somehow manages to hit you in the face and creep up on you all at once.Continue...

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