Queen’s Journal alum Omar El Akkad talks novel ‘What Strange Paradise’ April 8, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
City council launches new Local Arts Residency at The Grand Theatre April 8, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Creative Writing alum Liselle Sambury talks debut novel ‘Blood Like Magic’ April 8, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
William Carroll talks Side-Ways Artist Residency at Union Gallery April 2, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘Just let it arrive’: Poet, mentor Bruce Kauffman talks career April 2, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Short Story Contest Winner Natara Ng discusses loneliness in ‘Her Last Day’ March 26, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Student artists during COVID-19: Mikki Barnett talks pandemic art March 26, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Kingston Canadian Film Festival: Unpacking ‘The Paper Man’ March 9, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Rocket League team nearly unseats second place UOttawa, hangs on to sixth place in playoffs March 5, 2021 Sports Continue reading
Steven Kostanski’s horror-comedy ‘Psycho Goreman’ filmed in St. Catharines March 5, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Student Diversity Project shines spotlight on Black identities in fashion February 26, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
During pandemic, Kingston FrameWorks helps artists enter global market February 5, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘You don’t want your baby to be ugly’: Sam Kaiser on success of new EP February 5, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘These families lost everything’: Nazi art theft, an overlooked part of the Holocaust January 29, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Justin Nozuka talks dreamy, psilocybin-inspired single January 29, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘What Alex did best is he didn’t overshadow the contestants’: ‘Jeopardy!’ winner and Queen’s alum reflects on Alex Trebek January 15, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Viveka Melki’s ‘the FENCE’ tackles revisionist history of Japanese POW Camps November 26, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s teaching fellow discusses role of urban art in Indigenous communities November 20, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
The Journal puzzles out recurrence of hilarious art restoration fails November 13, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘Rebellion’: The Journal sits down with David Suzuki to discuss climate resistance documentary November 6, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Conversations and Slowing Down: two local artists discuss new exhibits November 6, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Decolonizing the Agnes Art Centre: in conversation with Emelie Chhangur November 6, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘A Bite of the Apple’: Queen’s alumna discusses new memoir October 22, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
From Borat to Eric Andre: Reviewing the history of performance art October 22, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘Inspiration during tough times’: Kingston Canadian Film Festival soldiers on October 22, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Kingston WritersFest launches virtual literary series October 16, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘Away is Mine’: Gord Downie’s final solo LP releases October 16, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Daniel Green discusses his depiction of love in ‘She Must’ October 16, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s alumnus Steven Heighton discusses ‘Reaching Mithymna’ October 8, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Despite fearmongering, GMOs are the key to a healthy and sustainable future October 8, 2020 Editorials Continue reading
Queen’s professor releases memoir on coming out as transgender at Queen’s October 2, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
‘A weird, uncanny thing’: Wendy Huot talks The Screening Room going dark during quarantine September 25, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Music Club to host socially-distanced jam session after Thanksgiving September 18, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Charlie Kaufman outdoes himself with perplexing take on Queen’s alumnus’ novel September 11, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
The Wilderness finds its home with first full-length studio album September 11, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Stephen Medd memorializes the Sisters of St. Joseph September 3, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Re:Current Theatre brings interactive game to Kingston’s Kick & Push Festival September 3, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Art is integral to Black Lives Matter: a conversation with Dr. Kristin Moriah June 29, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Bader Centre teams up with CBC Music to host online cello competition June 29, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s alumni teach and perform comedy online with Second City June 1, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Friends of Médecins Sans Frontières hosts all-nighter charity concert February 28, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Unpopular opinion: Better Call Saul is superior to Breaking Bad January 31, 2020 Pop Culture Continue reading
School of Medicine honours Holocaust survivor who advanced leukemia treatment January 31, 2020 News Continue reading
Queen’s Yu Theatre Society Debuts The Storm: Festival January 14, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Don’t cancel your Netflix subscription for Disney+ just yet November 22, 2019 Pop Culture Continue reading
BoJack Horseman nears the end, and things are looking up November 15, 2019 Pop Culture Continue reading
NBA decides its financial interests outrank Hong Kong’s freedom October 23, 2019 Pop Culture Continue reading
Learning about my grandfather’s heroic life taught me the power of storytelling October 18, 2019 Postscript Continue reading
Former Queen’s students capture climate anxiety with band Funeral Lakes October 4, 2019 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s new sexual violence policy deters survivors from coming forward October 1, 2019 Opinions Continue reading
Strange Breed sets the stage for LGBTQ+ representation in rock music October 1, 2019 Arts & Culture Continue reading
What Trump’s proposed ban on flavoured vaping products should mean for Canadians September 27, 2019 Pop Culture Continue reading
Art After Dark festival brings attention to local art and businesses September 27, 2019 Arts & Culture Continue reading
What the Felicity Huffman issions scandal reveals about privilege in the education system September 20, 2019 Pop Culture Continue reading
Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood tackles the ethics of altering history September 9, 2019 Pop Culture Continue reading
Review: In ‘The Glass Hotel,’ women deserve more agency March 19, 2021 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Queen’s Rocket League team nearly unseats second place UOttawa, hangs on to sixth place in playoffs March 5, 2021 Sports Continue reading
Conversations and Slowing Down: two local artists discuss new exhibits November 6, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
Local tattoo shop tackles COVID-19 precautions amidst influx of customers July 27, 2020 Arts & Culture Continue reading
School of Medicine honours Holocaust survivor who advanced leukemia treatment January 31, 2020 News Continue reading
