Heading into the 2025-26 season, the Gaels’ Women’s basketball team just scored a game-changing win, welcoming star forward ...

A smart lens that watches your eyes, catching glaucoma’s silent threat before it steals sight, turning prevention into vision ...

SPRING REVERB—the four-day music festival organized by KPP Concerts — will take place from May 29 to June 1 at various ...

Two years of teacher’s college has worked for decades; changing the syllabus could hurt the Ontario education system and ...

The ongoing trial has revealed yet another detail: the players had a group chat to plan their response to the allegations. On ...

Sitting in a lecture hall at Queen’s, it’s impossible to miss the quiet buzz around you—screens lighting up with LinkedIn ...

The first time I walked into the Richardson Hall boardroom, also known as the Peter Lougheed room, my eyes jolted wide open to the stunning portraits of twelve Chancellors past. Being the Fine Art ...

While unpacking boxes, Brian Lipsin of Brians Record Option recalls the music media trends that have shaped decades of change.

Local bars in Kingston have long relied on students to prop up alcohol sales. Every year has brought a wave of newly minted adults, giddy with independence and eager to test out their alcohol ...

The fall semester concluded dramatically with a chaotic faculty town hall meeting. Provost Matthew Evans and Arts and Science Dean Barbara Crow drew a crowd consisting of Queen’s staff, faculty, and ...

While I don’t claim privileged epistemic access to the nature of justice, I believe I can recognize obvious injustices when I see them. Consider, for instance, the conditions facing people with ...

Sabina Shah, Meds ’25, always had medicine in the back of her mind whenever she considered potential career options. Shah completed a four year undergraduate education in psychology at Queen’s, where ...