A different type of therapy
Rachelle Ramey’s grandfather had a farm with standard bred horses when she was a child, back then she wanted nothing
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Tommies Overtake Chargers
The St. Thomas University Women’s Volleyball team defeated the Crandall Chargers in three sets. After this win and their victory
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Thrifted Fashion: university students take part in sustainable clothing swap
As a sustainability officer for the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, Maggie Gilmore is tired of “fast fashion.” The
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The Wall of Flags in James Dunn Hall is unveiled once again
St. Thomas University’s community of international students is excited to receive the new updates to the International Wall of Flags
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University’s Clothing Drive Helps International Students Survive Canadian Winters
FREDERICTON – When international students choose to come to Canada for university, they don’t always think about the cold winters
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Students were striking
On September 20th at the University of New Brunswick’s students, and other Fredericton locals gathered for a climate strike. Over
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Hana Delaney
My name is Hana Delaney and I am an international student from Maine in the United States. As a
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Students Work Multiple Jobs to Pay for Schooling
Annual tuition price raises across Canada have forced many students to work more than one job while attending school full-time.
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One Last Game
It was an emotional night for the veteran Tommies basketball player. In her fourth season and just months away from
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Fighting Procrastination
Procrastination is as common as a cold, and its as stubborn to get rid of. St. Thomas University thinks they
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New Thriller Film Smashes Sphere Office Records.
FREDERICTON—It isn’t every day that a local, not so local, director hits it off big. Percussion film director Garrett Moore
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Harvest buskers
The Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival has been a Fredericton staple every September in the downtown area for the past
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Students Tackling the Indigenous Water Crisis
A small group of students at the University of New Brunswick are taking on the task of providing Indigenous communities
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Champions of Change
Rachel Slipp was always advocated with Human Rights – to be more specific, women’s rights -, always participating in Conferences
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