Created to celebrate the oldest sport rivalry in Canada between the Queen’s Gaels and the RMC Paladins, the 37th Carr-Harris Cup saw a 5-2 Gaels win on Feb. 6. The Journal got a close-up look, and the ...

Valentine’s Day is a whole day dedicated to celebrating feelings of love and affection for those around you. It seems hard to hate on the holiday when you break it down to its simplest terms, yet many ...

I honestly dislike spam e-mails as much as the next person. I have a personal e-mail account that has thousands of unread e-mails. It’s with carbon-tax apathy that I know these unread notifications ...

The Computing Students’ Society (COMPSA) kicked off Valentine’s Day with the results of its presidential election. Hugh Tuckwell, CompSci ’26, was elected next President of the Society, winning 267 ...

The following article contains topics of anti-Black racism. The Peer Support Centre offers peer-based drop-in session and is open daily from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. During a recent panel discussion at a ...

Queen’s history isn’t just written—it’s captured. From Princess Diana and King Charles’ Kingston visit in 1991 to The Tragically Hip’s snapshots before becoming legends, The Journal has a knack for ...

While living through the most transformative period of your life, you must learn to let things go. Letting go involves relinquishing an attachment to desires, outcomes, or expectations, whether it’s ...

This article discusses sexual assault and may be triggering for some readers. The Journal uses “survivor” to refer to those who have experienced sexual assault. The Kingston Sexual Assault Centre’s 24 ...

Dating apps aren’t the problem—we are. Since their emergence, dating apps have earned quite an unusual reputation, including a certain stigma against them. Meeting people through an app may feel less ...

Ask any student about the final examination process and you’ll receive no shortage of complaints and flaws being pointed out, but that doesn’t mean we should give up on having exams entirely. Getting ...

The SGPS wants to ensure marginalized groups aren’t grouped together by ensuring their individual experiences are reflected in policy. SGPS Vice-President (Graduate) Zaid Kasim describes the ...

Pop Culture Jeopardy! is ushering in a different form of intelligence. I, like many others, am a Jeopardy! lover. So, when I found out about the Pop Culture version—with comedian Colin Jost as the ...