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In just a few days hundreds of students joined a Facebook group entitled Student Health Must Change, and the group is still growing. Launched on Feb. 18, it already boasts 689 members (at the time of publication) and has attracted attention from students and staff alike.

Ben Ross (left) and Scott Mallory of the Belle Comedians put their best faces forward at Foodclothingsheltermusic’s benefit for Haiti at the Cellar. They teamed up with The Elephant and the Hungry Hearts to put the show on.

Acadian Coach Lines is looking at making more changes that will affect students, and the UNB Student Union is encouraging students to voice their opinions on the matter.

There are going to be many vacant seats at the council table next year if more candidates don’t join the race. A higher number of positions remain without nominees than those that are contested.

The UNB Varsity Reds men’s hockey team took to the ice last weekend against its two toughest opponents and their big guns stepped up to the occasion. The Reds knocked off Saint Mary’s 3-1 and Acadia 5-2 to improve to 23-0 on the season.

Red signs and red faces populated the area in front of Fredericton’s City Hall on Saturday afternoon to protest Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s decision to prorogue Parliament.

Pushing the boundaries of music is the mandate of most musicians. Pushing the boundaries of music and one’s personal health is the mandate for only the bravest (and craziest) of musicians.

Chris Ian’s future in residence at the University of New Brunswick is unclear.

Two Fredericton university students will have plenty to smile about between Feb. 10 and March 1: namely, a free trip to the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.

A home court opener in late November? That was the case for the Varsity Reds men’s basketball team as they hosted the UPEI Panthers over the weekend. The Reds only managed a split and remain out of the playoffs as they head into the break.