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Remembering The Tragically Hip???s time as Queen???s students
1+ hour, 15+ min ago (1740+ words) ‘The Journal’ revisits The Hip archives In the mid-1980s, The Queen’s Journal and The Tragically Hip worked one flight apart. Upstairs in Queen’s student union building, otherwise known as the JDUC, Journal staff stayed through the night, cutting and laying…...
10 years after their final concert, The Hip returned to Market Square
13+ hour, 4+ min ago (587+ words) Thousands gather downtown to attend CBC’s rebroadcasting of the band’s last show Fans from around the country reunited in Kingston to hear Gord Downie sing his final lyric on stage one more time, just over 10 years after The Tragically Hip’s…...
'Music From Miles Around' proves that Kingston isn't all rock and roll
13+ hour, 32+ min ago (660+ words) New cultural exhibit explores music history Following the guitar pics in City Hall, visitors come across Music From Miles Around, a free year-long exhibition in the Market Wing Cultural Space that examines Kingston’s extensive music history through a chronological timeline…...
A local musician’s introduction to Kingston’s lively music scene
1+ mon, 4+ day ago (465+ words) The tried-and-true best live music venues As a new academic year approaches, Queen’s will be treated to a fresh group of students, eager to experience the city of Kingston, and what better way to explore what the city has to…...
Your brain on porn
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (699+ words) How online behaviour may unexpectedly shape offline perception 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…...
Union Gallery’s ‘Pedestrian Values’ examines capitalism in the urban space
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (357+ words) The installation rethinks how cities teach us to value land, labour, and each other The city around you is quietly teaching you how to think about value. In, urban infrastructure becomes a site for critique. Pedestrian Values’ ideas are rooted…...
‘Feeling Along the Edges of Uncertainty’ embraces ambiguity
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (284+ words) 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 Department of Gender Studies Alanna Veitch, PhD ’28, Feeling Along the Edges…...
Postcards, art, and poetry: “the shy caterpillar project”
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (649+ words) One Waterloo-based art initiative could foster connection at Queen’s A new poetry project emerging at the University of Waterloo (UW) could form unexpected connections on Queen’s campus. Sasha’s poems are short, usually only a few lines. Their topics are usually…...
A random Mac-Corry stall forces me to confront the elusiveness of change
5+ mon, 4+ day ago (547+ words) The writing’s on the wall I once stumbled upon a Tumblr thread that read: People say “phase” like impermanence means insignificance. Show me a permanent state of the self. I was reminded of this thread the other day while studying…...
The Mansion’s sudden closure leaves employees and student groups in the dark
5+ mon, 4+ day ago (1113+ words) Last-minute notice and communication delays mark last days of local nightlife venue Former employees, student patrons, and local musicians are picking up the pieces after The Mansion announced on March 11 via Instagram their closure after 17 years of business. The post…...