Does Your Platform Run You?
Social media has seeped into our creative processes, and if left unchecked, there will be no creativity left.”When I first
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St. Thomas Journalism
Students are struggling to make it home for the holiday break, and the airlines are only making it more difficult
Canada had roughly 1.4 million students attend college or university in 2022, and most of these students needed to leave
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Taylor Swift fandom hits St. Thomas as a student recreates the award-winning All Too Well short film
Taylor Swift has been one of the most popular and highest streamed artists in the world since she made her
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Inflation’s Effects on Shopping During Christmas
Inflation has affected the spending habits of many in Fredericton who are trying to buy gifts for loved ones. More
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The Continuous Increase in Housing Prices
The rental market is continuing to see an increase in house prices as the months go by. Two new Fredericton
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Tommies host the ACAA soccer playoffs
The St. Thomas Tommies soccer program was fortunate enough to host the ACAA playoffs to finish off both teams’ regular
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University Living – The Different Decisions
“Where am I going to stay while I’m away from home?” is the question that comes to mind when moving
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National housing crisis begins affecting New Brunswick residents
For the past year, Canadians have witnessed the housing market soar upwards to a point that most would consider a
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Hosting an Exchange Student from Japan
If you’ve never attended Petitcodiac Regional School, you would be surprised to know that at least 2 or 3 exchange
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“A Weekend of Nothing but Net!” – U11 Girls Basketball Tournament
The New Brunswick Basketball Organization announced that the final basketball tournament for U11 girls would be held at Liverpool Street
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Is University Really for Everyone?
The end of the 2022 academic semester is rapidly approaching. Students of all academic levels find themselves completing final assignments
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How Students are Celebrating Halloween
FREDERICTON, NB – The second Halloween during the pandemic feels a lot different than the last. While bars are open
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STU Turned Orange For Truth and Reconciliation Day
This year the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was classified as a national holiday in Canada. Many establishments and
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First Experience in a Latin American country
For some people, travelling is an important part of their daily routine, while for others it is a nice way
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