On October 8th, 2025, UNB’s artist-in-residence, Nadia Francavilla, along with New Brunswick’s professional chamber orchestra, the Atlantic Sinfonia, played to a full house at Memorial Hall. The concert began with a contemporary piece by American composer Caroline Shaw called “Entr’acte” and finished with Antonio Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons,” which musicians around the world are celebrating …
Edited by: Daniel S. Burton The two iconic 19th-century cannons have returned to Officers’ Square in downtown Fredericton, following a meticulous restoration by the City of Fredericton. Removed in 2018 during the square’s revitalization, the cast iron artillery pieces have called Officers’ Square home since 1947, and were reinstalled on May 5, 2025 near their …
“our provinces have yet to stabilize population growth, so attracting and retaining people is essential for today’s and tomorrow’s workforce.”
“It’s time to stop neglecting and start putting some money into it,”
“Working with UNB Sustainability has been great. Every day is a little different, and engaging with students is always enjoyable.” – Sedona Cluett
When I was a TA for an introductory media theory course, the first thing I would remind my students is that media is the plural form of medium. It may seem obvious, but no obvious thing should ever go unexamined, especially in the realm of all things theory.
2000 — The Brunswickan, University of New Brunswick (from the filing cabinets). The African Students Union (ASU) at the University of New Brunswick was no stranger to organizing events. Like many student groups today, they relied on The Brunswickan to help promote their initiatives through advertisements in the student newspaper. But in the fall of …
By: Joel Rumson As students begin returning to campus, it is the epitome of the university. The packing of personal belongings, assisting in the realization of what is and what isn't needed on the new path that is university. You and your parents finally get all the moving done, setting the final cardboard box down …
By Joel Rumson Smoking on UNB Campus has gone up in smoke, but why? Where once UNB smokers stood puffing their stresses away, now are nowhere to be seen, and, more stressed than ever. With New Brunswick having some of the highest rates of youth smoking in the country, about 41% of students grades seven …
