Academic Freedom and the Palestine Exception: Scholasticide, Student Action, and other Implications for UNB
Professor Michael Lynk presenting the definition of scholasticide according to UN Special Rapporteurs. Credit: The Brunswickan staff.
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The Current Conflict in Palestine: Perspectives from Fredericton
In recent weeks, the world has been closely following developments in Palestine and Israel. Following Hamas’ Operation Al-Aqsa...
Sound It Out: UNB’s Exploration of Music Therapy
This workshop may be the starting point of a new way for community members to explore mental health...
Representing Black New Brunswick: UNB Art Centre Presents “Rediscovering the Roots of Black New Brunswickers”
“[It] looks at different people in the Black community who have made strides in education or civil politics,...
The Dichotomy of Fathom the Depths of the St. Lawrence Estuary
The UNB Art Centre’s newest exhibit truly puts the “Art” in STEAM—STEM’s slightly cooler cousin—as both science and...
Students Living in Residence Frustrated with Exam Season Move-out Deadlines
“We need to focus on the exams“
Less Than Mainstream: Catch the Monday Night Film Series
After two trying years under COVID-19, the New Brunswick Filmmaker's Co-op has restarted its Monday Night Film Series,...
Cultivating Connection: Charlotte Street Arts Centre Tenants
No matter who you are, the pull of the arts is relentless, and Charlotte Street will always welcome...
CSAC Falliday Market
A heartwarming and family affair, the Falliday Art Market allowed 2SLGBTQ+ creators to sell their work to other...
SATIRE: Musk’s Acquisition of UNB
In another dubious financial decision, South African billionaire Elon Musk has announced his acquisition of the University of...
