Adages the Internet Has Proven to Be True
Our feeds are a minefield of "too good to be true" offers. If someone believes they can cash in on people wanting shortcuts..."
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Canada's Oldest Official Student Publication
Canada's Oldest Official Student Publication
When Looking for a Job, Imagine Yourself as a Renter
You don’t own your job; your employer does, making the phrase “my job” an oxymoron. Layoffs illustrate that jobs belong to employers, not employees. In 2025, as layoffs remain prevalent and the economy becomes more unpredictable, job seekers, as if…
HOCO: Homecoming (HOCO): the Fast Death of UNB Parties
I am not saying partying all together would stop, but, the street parties will. - Thomas Lepper
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The Writer’s Guide to Submitting FICTION to Magazines
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…
The Art of Finding Work: What if I Told You Ageism Doesn’t Exist?
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,…
The Art of Finding Work: If You Were an Employer, Which Candidate Gravitate To?
As regular readers of The Art of Finding Work know, I stress that an individual’s mindset can make or break their job search—how you think is everything. Even though the job market is flooded with candidates, many of them younger, hungrier, and…
The Art of Finding Work: Job Search: Hack Talk to Strangers
An impromptu conversation with an AI engineer, the chef of a five-star hotel writing down their lamb stew recipe for me, being told of a mechanic for my ’82 Corvette whom eight years later I still go to, advice that…