We are back in the booth with Charlie Houston, a 21-year old singer from Toronto who chats with our host, Alexandra, about her music career, her vulnerability in writing, her upcoming tour opening for Charlotte Cardin, and more!
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In this episode we run through the community events calendar for May 9th to May 16th, keeping you up to date on performances, live music, art exhibitions, and more happening this week in Kingston.
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Karim Mosna covered Science Rendezvous Kingston where he spoke with founder Dr. Lynda Colgan, as well as several student and faculty representatives from various Queen’s departments including: Mechanical Engineering, Space Engineering and Psychology. He also sat down with Janice Hill, the Associate Vice-Principal of Indigenous Initiatives and Reconciliation at Queens to talk about Red Dress […]
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The 2022 Ontario general election will be held on June 2, 2022, to elect Members of the Provincial Parliament to serve among the 124 seats in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. In the meantime, candidates across the province have begun campaigning in their respective ridings for their respective parties and their doing so in a […]
Continue ReadingWe all knew it was coming, but even still it knocked the wind out of us. The gang discusses the American Supreme Court’s leaked opinion calling for Roe v. Wade to be overturned and whether the court should exist at all (it shouldn’t). Then Jesse tells us the secret history of the Kingston Pen riot […]
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On this episode of The Shift Podcast, Adrianna and Fatin talk about their experiences at Queen’s during the pandemic, strategies for increasing representation of marginalized communities in courses, what community healing looks like, and the importance of building relationships with those who are invested in your growth as a student and as a person. Please […]
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India, over 6 million primary school-age children do not attend school, and among them, children with disabilities are disproportionately represented. The school’s built environment is one important aspect that influences access to education as it can enable or restrict the participation of children with disabilities.
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This week we’re looking back at new releases both in theatres and streaming from the past few weeks. We review Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, Turning Red, The Lost City and more!
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