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The Saga of the SUB: The History of the Student Union Building

In the heart of the University of New Brunswick’s Fredericton campus, the Student Union Building (SUB) stands as a testament to the spirit of students who dared to dream.  In the early 1960s, when the idea of a new building…

Read MoreThe Saga of the SUB: The History of the Student Union Building
  • Crystal Keyamo
  • December 29, 2023
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  • ArtsCommentaryCulture

The Nutcracker: A Christmas Classic Dances into Fredericton

‘Tis the season to dance and sing as jingle bells jingle and silver bells ring. With snow that falls like a blanket to the ground, you notice there’s nothing but smiles to be found. As warm fires flicker and chestnuts…

Read MoreThe Nutcracker: A Christmas Classic Dances into Fredericton
  • Connor Fraser
  • December 29, 2023
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A Fredericton Gem: A Picky Eater’s Review of Tokyo Ramen

As many Frederictonions already know, Tokyo Ramen is a not-so-hidden gem.  I finally tried this staple on a sunny Saturday. I recently moved to a nearby apartment complex a few months ago, and have been meaning to pay a visit…

Read MoreA Fredericton Gem: A Picky Eater’s Review of Tokyo Ramen
  • Sophia Cohen
  • December 29, 2023
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Indigenous Beauty: Wolastoq Ballet Graces Fredericton

Unfortunately, many of Fredericton’s Wolastoq stories go unheard due to lack of representation in the media industry. Luckily, the people of Fredericton had the opportunity to change that because on November 1st, 2023, Pisuwin, the first ever Wolastoq story ballet,…

Read MoreIndigenous Beauty: Wolastoq Ballet Graces Fredericton
  • Connor Fraser
  • December 4, 2023
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Stopping to Smell the Flowers at UNB

The summer may be over, but it is always time to appreciate the flowerbeds and greenery on the UNB campus.  The Brunswickan spoke to Brady Fredericks, who currently serves as a gardener on campus. While the total quantity of the…

Read MoreStopping to Smell the Flowers at UNB
  • Sophia Cohen
  • October 7, 2023
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Exploring the Cinematic Tapestry of Campus Life: A Survey of Movies Shown on Campus

In the heart of the academic hub at UNB, an engaging reel of films unfold every week drawing both cinephiles and curious minds alike.  The Monday Night Film Series, orchestrated by the New Brunswick Filmmakers’ Co-operative, has been a cinematic…

Read MoreExploring the Cinematic Tapestry of Campus Life: A Survey of Movies Shown on Campus
  • Crystal Keyamo
  • October 6, 2023
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Fredericton Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival 2023 “Lee Rains on the Parade”

New Brunswick has earned its fair share of nicknames from Canadian residents living outside the province that we call home. Such examples include “Canada’s armpit”, “the province where fun goes to die,” as well as “Canada’s great Atlantic pit stop.”…

Read MoreFredericton Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival 2023 “Lee Rains on the Parade”
  • Connor Fraser
  • October 1, 2023
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“Every Piece has its Place: New Work! At Gallery 78”

Gallery 78’s New Work!—open until March 11— provides variety in the extreme while maintaining a strikingly cohesive air.
Read More“Every Piece has its Place: New Work! At Gallery 78”
  • Aidan Keenan
  • April 11, 2023
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“Art That’s About Something: UNB Art Centre Opens This Year’s Water Day Exhibition”

The World Water Day series has been running at the UNB Art Centre every year for the past twelve years.
Read More“Art That’s About Something: UNB Art Centre Opens This Year’s Water Day Exhibition”
  • Aidan Keenan
  • April 11, 2023
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UNB Alumni Corinna Chong Releases Collection of Short Stories: The Whole Animal Book Review

The collection’s title story, ‘The Whole Animal,’ is one of the few stories that delve into human relations with literal animals, as a young couple attempt to become vegans after they manage to eat their favourite animal products for the last time.
Read MoreUNB Alumni Corinna Chong Releases Collection of Short Stories: The Whole Animal Book Review
  • Emma Murray
  • April 11, 2023
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