When applying to universities and colleges in high school, I thought I had the next four years of my life all planned out.

Leave your door open they said. University influencers circa 2023 gave one piece of advice on repeat when it came to making ...

On July 22, the Queen’s Players opened their summer show, A Tinkle in Time: Smack That (Respectfully) to the Future—a ...

During the 2025-26 school year, Walkhome completed 1,289 walks. The cost to the student body? Over half a million ...

Watching horror movies to celebrate Halloween illustrates how horror as a film device is utilized to reflect societal and cultural fears. As a genre, horror movies are perfect for Halloween season, ...

Booking a Botox injection in Canada can be easier than securing an appointment with a family doctor. In Kingston, residents put up camping chairs in line for a chance to get a family doctor, while ...

I Saw the TV Glow has proven itself to be one of the most original films of the year, enriched using a complex allegory of gender dysphoria. Jane Schoenbrun’s second film, I Saw the TV Glow was ...

In 2003, Queen’s Homecoming spilled into the streets. Beer cups passed between strangers, alumni lingered for conversations, and Johnston St. pulsed with student energy. Chris Ball, ArtSci ’03, ...

The Queen’s Engineering Society (EngSoc) announced July 6 that former Vice-President (Student Affairs, VPSA) Pranav Velpandi, Sci ’27, had resigned from the role. In a statement to The Journal, ...

On July 28, The Queen’s Journal published an article on the AMS Walkhome service. The article did not meet The Journal’ s editorial standards, and as Editor-in-Chief, I take responsibility for ...

Donna Janiec is preparing to step away from senior administrative leadership.Janiec will continue in her current position, overseeing the University’s financial, operational, and administrative ...

For six weeks this summer, the largest sporting event in the world came to Canada, and some of it ended up in Kingston.