“In this segment, Mariah Horner and Nicole Daniels join us to talk about Cezanne’s Closet, the Union Gallery’s upcoming fundraiser gala on March 13th.  The event featuring the artworks of many student and local artists will be emceed by Horner and Laura Chaignon and will feature a performance by local musician Sadaf Amini.  For information about and tickets Cezanne’s Closet, visit https://uniongallery.queensu.ca/fundraisers/cezannesCloset.html“

In this segment of The Scoop, Alexandra sits down with Casper Leonard, the director of KCFF’s How To Fix Radios and James Rudden, the lead, to discuss the film, their budding careers, and more! For tickets to the Kingston Canadian Film Festival, be sure to visit kingcanfilmfest.com today!

In this segment of The Scoop, our Campus News Coordinator, Elizabeth Kim, sits down with Tredel Lambert, a rising comic artist in Canada. Tredel talks about his Black Heroes in History, his upcoming Fiction 2021 Expose, his artistic inspirations, and gives us a behind-the-scenes look into his drawing process!

In this segment of The Scoop, Campus News Coordinator Joel Sindle, sits down with local Kingston artist, Francisco Corbett to discuss the workshop he is leading at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre on Sunday, February 28 2021 at 1 pm. To register, visit agnes.queensu.ca/participate and look for the event “You Draw Fast, Don’t You?” with Francisco!

Dr. Mark Richardson joins us in this episode to chat about the upcoming Ignite Virtual event happening March 4th and the Queen’s Observatory’s NASA mission watch party as the Perseverance Rover lands on Mars on February 18th.

As well, SGPS Election Results are announced, and Queen’s University receives federal funding to study COVID-19 transmission and immunity among students and healthcare workers. Additionally, learn about what’s reopening this week in the KFL&A region as the City makes updates to the hours of operation of many services.

In this segment of The Scoop, our Campus News Coordinator, Joel Sindle sits down with two Queen’s University students on the Pom team to talk about their fundraising campaign for jack.org! Also, learn about the AMS election results for Executive, Undergraduate Trustee, and Referenda.

In this segment of The Scoop, we recap the different debates that the AMS executive candidates and the SGPS executive candidates had last week, and inform you on their platforms, answers and plans. Don’t forget to vote for AMS Executive and Undergraduate Trustee on February 9 and 10, and to vote for SGPS Executive on February 11 and 12. Ballots close at 8pm on the latter day.

In this segment of The Scoop, our campus news coordinator Joel Sindle sits down with the founders and members of Queen’s AMP, the Autism Mentorship Program to discuss its founding and initiatives.

A conversation with Housing advocate Melodie Ballard and City Councillor Bridget Doherty. What does the housing crisis look like on the ground? What action is the city taking to address the need for affordable housing in Kingston? What happened after Bell Park this past summer? Listen in at 4:30 on the Scoop. This is part 1 of a series on the affordable housing crisis by Everyday City.

In this segment of The Scoop, we sit down with MPP Ian Arthur to discuss the pandemic, his thoughts on the current situation and how the province is doing in terms of its management of the pandemic and advice for campus and community members on staying safe.