Chance this week is a robot and sounds bad and he’s sad about it so pls don’t complain… This week we unpack a smorgasbord of lies from various governments, ranging from gut-busting goof-ups to, naturally given the state of the 21st century, genocide. First we discuss the campaign of terror raining down on Palestinian civilians […]
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In this segment of The Scoop, we sit down with Ariel Salzmann, associate professor at Queen’s University to discuss the tensions that are currently taking place in the Middle-East. N.B. Ariel Salzmann would like to bring reference to the Holocaust. Although this is part of the general Jewish orientation, it is also a generational thing. […]
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In this segment of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Dr. Dean Burry, a professor at Queen’s University who is also the creative director of the Watershed Festival, a festival first of its kind that celebrates musical theatre and opera. To register for the festival, visit their website by clicking here or going to […]
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Thomas and Evan go over the NBA’s upcoming play in games and breakdown the Eastern conference’s competitive playoff bracket.
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The movies from a hat movie club continues with our look at Apollo 13 (1995) and The Haunting (1999). Taylor and Mike review both films, we find out how Taylor feels about them, and we compare the two best we can.
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In this segment of The Scoop, we sit down with Dr. Canan Altinkas to discuss her Wishing Trees art exhibition at the Kingston School of Art Window Gallery located at 647a Princess Street, Kingston ON. As well, learn more about news updates from the City of Kingston.
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Following a pivotal January 2019 announcement that certain ocean floor sea sponges were found to have toxins that can cause cancer cells to retract, on Thursday May 13th 2021, Queen’s University announced that scientists conducting research on this project have successfully reproduced a toxin found in a marine sponge in the fight against cancer. Joining […]
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Haha title funny WEE-OOO WEE-OOO! You have the right to remain silently listening to us bitch about Canadian copoganda for an hour. First, we look on in terror at the latest helping of CBC dreck “Pretty Hard Cases” as it puts a girl-boss gloss over brutality and police abolitionists in their place (detention). Then we […]
Continue ReadingIn this segment of The Scoop, our Campus News Liaison, Prerna Subramanian sits down with Clarissa DeLeon (she/her), PhD student in Education Department of Queen’s about how the Government of Canada’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month theme of “resilience” is a silencing act on the part of the state and how she finds […]
Continue ReadingIn this segment of Today in YGK, Alexandra sits down with Shannon Brown (Program Coordinator) and Charlotte Gagnier (Program Assisstant) of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre to discuss the Isabel and Alfred Bader Lecture in European Art, the Deep Looking Exhibitions and the Art Camp at Home program for kids. For more information and to […]
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