Sunday, October 26, 2025, marked the 49th Annual Coaster Derby organized by UNB’s Mechanical Engineering Society. Multiple teams from the across Atlantic region participate, all of whom enter their own gravity-powered cars to hurtle down UNB’s Mackay Drive. According to records from previous years, the derby carts can achieve speeds ranging from 60-90km/hr. Founded …
On Halloween, 1973, three students stumbled to the top of Harrison House, and drunkenly tossed a pumpkin off of the roof. While these Harrison residents probably weren’t looking for anything more than some drunken fun, their tomfoolery inspired one of the longest-standing and unorthodox residence traditions at UNB. Over the next five decades, the …
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 Festival, hosted in-person across Fredericton from November 7 – 10 with streaming online continuing until …
Crystal Keyamo When Aysanabee wrote "Edge of The Earth," he was processing something we have all been through; that moment when you realize it's time to let go and move on. His new single digs into the complicated feelings of looking back on a relationship and wondering if you could have done more. "I had …
(HALIFAX, N.S.) After a transformative 26 years leading Atlantic University Sport (AUS), president and CEO Phil Currie is leaving the organization on solid ground and poised for future growth.
By: Emu Devine Within the last several years throughout the western world, there has been a noticeable uptick in polyamorous or otherwise non-monogamous relationships. Anecdotal observations of polyamory’s rising popularity are increasingly commonplace, and these kinds of relationships are more accepted than ever before. Yet is that the only factor responsible for its growth? Cultural …
What Has The Brunswickan Been up to? By Joel Rumson The Brunswickan Publishing Incorporated (BPI), a proud founding member of the Canadian University Press (CUP), holds the prestigious title as Canada's Oldest Student Publication. Since its establishment in 1867, The Brunswickan has strived to be a continued presence on campus, operating at the University of …
By: Daniel S. Burton Charles M. Schulz’s A Charlie Brown Christmas is beloved worldwide by children and adults alike. The question is: why? The studio, in fact, nearly cancelled the film in fear of its melancholic tone, amateur voice acting, and use of religious allusion. As it turns out, the film’s melancholy through children is …
By Emu Devine For readers of The Brunswickan of drinking age, your local campus newspaper is excited to provide you with some of the most pertinent, insightful reporting anywhere in Fredericton. This reporter comes to you with a review of one of the most unique establishments this city has to offer: Par 94 Golf Bar …
