Canada’s universities ready to support Liberal government
"Now is the time for the new government to affirm its commitment to made-in-Canada research and innovation."
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Canada's Oldest Official Student Publication
Canada's Oldest Official Student Publication
Atlantic Capital Chambers Unite Against Interprovincial Trade Barriers
"our provinces have yet to stabilize population growth, so attracting and retaining people is essential for today’s and tomorrow’s workforce."
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Remove the Barriers That Are Preventing You From Finding A Job
"Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it."
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AI in Print and in School: what it means for News and you.
Everyone by now knows something about artificial intelligence; either you have used it yourself or you have seen it on the news.
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The Student’s Guide to Submitting to ACADEMIC JOURNALS
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…
Missing in Action: Drashtant, We Have Questions About the Bus Pass
Joel Rumson, Editor in Chief At first glance, this seemed like a typical campus decision, yet beneath the surface lurks a significant disparity: while domestic students get to enjoy an optional fee of $120.00 for the bus pass, all international…
UNB: Signaling Towards a Smoke-Free Campus
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…
Is Sexual Violence Around Campus A Thing of the Past
By: Spencer Thorne As of 2025, how far have campuses come with the prevention of sexual assault? Ten years ago, in 2015, the Government of New Brunswick released “Now You Know” a website with information regarding all aspects of sexual…
The Art of Protest
Cyr begins the song by acknowledging that UNB students have been paying a large amount of tuition to attend classes and pursue their education, and that our ‘classrooms [are] built on stolen land.’ Despite UNB’s land acknowledgement — ‘We respectfully acknowledge that UNB stands on the unsurrendered and unceded traditional Wolastoqey land ’—the University maintains what they call a neutral stance on divesting from Israeli companies. Cyr questions the very purpose of education: isn’t it about recognizing right from wrong? By continuing to invest in these companies, are we, UNB, truly neutral — or are we choosing a side?
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A Home for the Holidays: 12 Neighbours Tiny Home Project
By Emu Devine While it may not be known across the campus community yet, the 12 Neighbours tiny home housing project has grown immensely since the beginning of the year. The village, located on the Northside of Fredericton. In development…