In December 2025, the RCMP placed a youth allegedly involved in 764 Network attacks under a peace bond. Dr. David Hofmann, the director of criminology and criminal justice at the University of New Brunswick, explains that the 764 group is a community online of which individuals express they’re a part when they use violence and blackmail …
The Brunswickan consulted with UNB Sociology Professor Dr. Nathan Kalman-Lamb and History Professor Dr. Angela Tozer to discuss the proposed budget cuts to New Brunswick universities. These proposed cuts represent a political trend in which governments scapegoat universities in times of economic downturn and austerity.
On February 24th, 2026, the Holt administration proposed a $35–50 million budget cut to be implemented on March 17th for all major New Brunswick universities, which leaves the fates of many students up in the air.
St. Stephen author Sari Green continues the roll-out of her epic fantasy series The Godchild Saga, with Book Two, The Iceborne Spire, now available for order, following the November 2025 release of Book One, The Drowned Fortress.
We all know the feeling when an unplanned power outage occurs. First, you might see a light flicker in your house. Then, maybe a second blip. And then—it happens. Without any real warning, the lights go out and that visceral feeling of fear and uncertainty, often deep in your gut, kicks in. Your day immediately …
Cover Photo Credit: Christian Dela Cruz On Wednesday November 26, UNB Fredericton’s McConnell Dining Hall hosted their yearly hot wings contest. The McConnell staff randomly selected twelve contestants to compete in six rounds of increasingly spicier wings with sauces that reached the millions in Scoville Heat Units (SHU). The contest challenged contestants to finish sets …
On November 21, 2025, the 203 Centre hosted the first of two Imprint Trans ID Clinics in partnership with the UNB Faculty of Law, McInnes Cooper law firm, and the Imprint Youth Association.
Cover Photo Credit: Mason Tozer On November 10, 2025, the City of Fredericton approved a licensing agreement for NB Power to install two high-speed electric vehicle (EV) chargers at the York Street Carpark. The downtown upgrade will save the city an estimated $250,000–$300,000 in capital municipal spending, plus $10,000–$20,000 annually in operating costs. Tracey …
A transport truck stuck under the Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge. Credit: Mac Lawrence
Professor Michael Lynk presenting the definition of scholasticide according to UN Special Rapporteurs. Credit: The Brunswickan staff.
