Canada's Oldest Official Student Publication
Canada's Oldest Official Student Publication
Caroline Walker, Joel Rumson Students from high schools in St. George, Saint Andrews, St. Stephen, and Campobello will participate in the first-ever arts festival—a day of exploration, creativity, and discussion—at Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre on April 25, 2025.…
By: Crystal Keyamo New Brunswick artists can be nominated, and receive, some of the highest honours possible within the province — every second year — through The Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for High Achievement in the Arts. Instituted by the New…
By: Vrinda Sobti As students, we often find ourselves craving stories that feel personal and connected to the places we call home — even temporarily. If you are lucky enough to be studying in the Atlantic Provinces of Canada, you…
Imagine a world of birds; birds with gaping, hungry bills, and souls simply trying to live being devoured in droves. You may picture the fantastical seabound world of The Boy and the Heron, or you may see the real world as…
Daniel S. Burton You have written a piece of fiction — a short story, novelette, novella, poem — and you want to publish it… but where do you submit? Who would publish this kind of story? There are many more…
A scene from Do I Know You From Somewhere? Courtesy of TIFF Last year proved to be an exciting and engaging time for filmmakers and other visual artists in New Brunswick and the Maritimes at large. The Silver Wave Film…
Saturday, March 8, 2025 Nick Kossovan When you read the title of this column, where did your focus and mental energy immediately go? What if, when job searching, instead of obsessing about all the things you can’t control—biases, economic factors,…
Daniel S. Burton Entering the world of academia is a huge jump: analyzing subjects, writing essays… But what if you wrote a good one? What if your course, or major, or even dissertation really grabbed you… And what if the…
Crystal Keyamo The snow’s taking forever to peace out, like that one friend who won’t leave the party. Campus looks less like the North Pole now— maybe I’ll actually make it to class on time. No more Olympic-level skating down…