Union Gallery’s newest Project Room exhibition, Feeling Along the Edges of Uncertainty, asks viewers to sit with the unknown.Created by interdisciplinary artist, poet, and PhD candidate in the ...

The commissions of campus affairs and clubs are under fire, with allegations ranging from a lack of communication to inappropriate language.Concerns about the AMS Clubs Commission’s ratification ...

The Journal’s top player picks from every Queen’s Varsity team.Ollie Engen, Kin ’28, of Men’s Basketball takes home his ...

With a collective agreement on the horizon, the Queen’s University Faculty Association (QUFA) is preparing to negotiate.In an interview with The Journal, QUFA President Karen Rudie explained their ...

Accessibility in higher education needs to be considered from every angle.Now, more than ever, accommodations are showing up in the post-secondary classroom. 12 per cent of post-secondary students in ...

A quiet student pub, racks of unsold clothing, and a bustling coffee shop where sales fall short, the AMS services are ...

In a nearly empty studio space, the last Queen’s Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) cohort is preparing to say goodbye.In 2022, the ...

This spring, one Queen’s publication hit the six-year mark with their bi-annual volume of student works.On March 30, Queen’s ...

Queen’s and Simon Fraser University (SFU) have partnered to pursue federal funding for a supercomputing initiative that could position Canada among global leaders in artificial intelligence (AI) ...

While the adult entertainment industry promises to gratify, the irony is that it delivers the opposite. For a generation that seeks to optimize every corner of their lives—tacking sleep, cutting out ...

A Journal tradition like no other, where we reminisce and share our favourite interview moments.Our first one is from Men’s Football Quarterback Alex Vreeken, Kin ’26, explaining a situation involving ...

A new poetry project emerging at the University of Waterloo (UW) could form unexpected connections on Queen’s campus.UW environmental sciences graduate student Sasha* launched the shy caterpillar ...