Alcohol standards are unjustifiably lenient in contrast with cannabis.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited the Fredericton Lawn Bowling Club on Sept. 18 to announce an expansion of the Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security, and addresses the concerns of unmet promises and growing deficits.

A concise recap of the stories you need to know from the past month.

Here you will find our recommendations for things you can do over the upcoming month to experience the best Fredericton has to offer.

Arts & Lifestyle editor, Jack Sparks, shares his thoughts and experiences on career uncertainty.

UNB offers a wide range of athletic opportunities for students of all experience levels. There are currently over 20 sports clubs with a variety of recreational and financial obligations.

At the beginning of September construction on the third floor of the Harriet Irving Library began after UNB received funding from the Arthur L. Irving Family Foundation for a new Research Commons.

Protesters gathered in Officers’ Square on Sept. 6 to show their anger and grief at the loss of eleven of the park’s historic trees.

As the school year gets busier, Arts Reporter Marlowe Evans suggests comedy as an effective coping tool.

You might be surprised to find out some of the different talents your classmates possess. In this series we take a look some of the many examples of students with interesting or surprising passions talents and passions, as well as the stories behind them.

Regardless of the story behind them, living with tattoos that you are unhappy with can be seriously damaging to your self-confidence.

A fire broke out as a result of a “localized incident” in a lab in UNB’s Head Hall at approximately 3:30p.m Sept. 12.

The UNBSU Kick-Off Concert 2019 was electric; not even Hurricane Dorian could dampen the mood.

We look back at the past week in UNB athletics

The band will be coming to Fredericton to perform at the Boyce Farmers Market on Thursday, April 11.

The workshop covers the intersection of music and poetry and discusses how the two intertwine in practice, performance and history.

The UNB Student Union has launched the third installation of the “Breaking Stereotypes” campaign to focus on gender stereotypes.

Second-year biology student Reid Sutherland was awarded a Field School Scholarship to participate in a shark tagging project in Miami, Florida.

The University of New Brunswick’s sexual assault support advocate has been selected to serve on the national Advisory Committee on the Framework to Prevent and Address Gender-Based Violence at Post-Secondary Institutions.

Statistics Canada found a 57 per cent decline over 15 years in the number of people with Maliseet or Wolastoqey as their mother tongue.

A New Brunswick-wide helpline has been launched to help support friends and family of missing Indigenous people, and lead them toward better outcomes.

Popular restaurants such as RustiCo and MOCO are legally unable to seat anyone under the age of 19 unless they’re with a parent.

Theatre UNB addressed dark and difficult concepts to take their audiences on two theatrical rollercoasters entitled The Real Inspector Hound and No Exit.

Arts and Lifestyle Editor, Isabelle Leger, shares her thoughts in whether or not having children is selfish.

Since that concert, the two groups have been working together alongside the Canadian Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, raising funds and awareness for the organization.

What started off as a joke between friends culminated in over 1,100 people responding with interest on Facebook, and an actual event.

Lindsey MacKay sells her modern-impressionist work through downtown Fredericton restaurants, two Toronto galleries and by commission.

Student groups are calling for e-mental health services, over hiring more counsellors.

The program may be challenging, but when it comes to drop out rates, engineering is ahead of other faculties.

A University of New Brunswick psychology professor has received funding from the federal government to conduct research on post-traumatic stress injuries amongst firefighters.

After professor Matthew Sears told Salon magazine MAGA hats will one day be viewed similarly to Ku Klux Klan robes, his comments sparked a firestorm of polarized politics.

Though arts is one of the largest faculties at the University of New Brunswick, its students are often the butt of jokes about the perceived quality of an arts degree.

Zero Waste STU, a student group formed through a class project, hopes to reduce waste on campus by 80 per cent over 10 years.

Our work as a key institution maintaining accountability in our community is at risk.

The Government of New Brunswick is extending the timely completion benefit to students graduating this spring, reversing an earlier decision to end it immediately.

The mind behind the popular Instagram page unb_memes has shared their experience with the project and the reception from the university community.

The New Brunswick Immigrant Women’s Association joined the University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University to bring together a panel event celebrating Women’s History Month this past March.

The CBC Dragon’s Den production crew came to Fredericton on March 14 to see what entrepreneurs the province had to offer. The auditions were part of a cross-country tour to 30 different cities, and New Brunswickers should be hopeful to see some local representation in the next season.

FutureReadyNB is a project implemented into four universities across New Brunswick, including UNB, to grant students opportunities in this kind of learning and community involvement.

The Beaverbrook Art Gallery hosts an exhibition showcasing New Brunswick art in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the New Brunswick Art Bank.

A group of four University of New Brunswick engineering students have developed a marine life jacket with a tracking system they believe could be saving lives by next year.

They met at a church in rural Ontario every so often to produce their latest album.

Residents of Neville-Jones have been grappling with a mice infestation that has forced some students to leave the building and stay with friends.

The tuition program will now be available to those enrolled in private universities and colleges in New Brunswick, and the government plans to reintroduce a tuition tax credit.

This month's episode is the second of a two-part series on the state of Indigenous languages in New Brunswick.

UNB counsellors are among the lowest paid in their profession in the country.

University of New Brunswick international students say they are pleased with federal policy changes that extend the amount of time graduates have to secure employment in Canada.

In wake of the University of New Brunswick’s proposed alcohol policy in late January, students and staff have begun to discuss the issue of drinking on campus. But when it comes to labelling the current situation as a problem, there’s disagreement.

Counsellors say low salaries and increased job responsibilities, paired with surging student demand, are creating “burnout” among staff and has led to multiple resignations.

Here you will find our recommendations for things you can do over the upcoming month to experience the best Fredericton has to offer.

Here are five Reds student-athletes who captivated us with their play this year while being major contributors towards their team’s success.

A TEDx conference highlighting student ideas and innovation will be hosted on the University of New Brunswick Fredericton campus for the third consecutive year.

UNB’s problematic lack of parking has taken another uppercut to the jaw.

UNB President Eddy Campbell will be celebrating the end his presidency at the College Hill Social Club next Thursday.

University of New Brunswick administration has released a new policy that prohibits the sale or consumption of alcohol on campus.

Sodexo cuts meal hall lunch hours to 30 minutes to prompt students to focus on studies

After years abroad, Mazerolle is looking forward to returning to his home province as UNB's next president

The Paper Bag Singers, a community choir, will be coming to Fredericton on Mondays at 7:30 p.m, and everyone is welcome to join.

Eddy Campbell’s term as UNB president is nearing, but his passion for the school and what it symbolizes remains strong

TUNB put the spotlight on mental health issues from Jan. 30 to Feb. 2 with their performance of Matthew Heiti’s Black Dog: 4 Vs. the Wrld.

University of New Brunswick students were joined by community groups and local Islamic leaders for a campus vigil and prayer for the victims of a New Zealand mosque shooting which left 50 people killed and 47 wounded.

The event was a success and drew attention to the larger LGBTQ+ community around the publication.

The causes of these closures have been long speculated, leading to a general sense of a crisis in the downtown core.

The University of New Brunswick is on alert after email addresses were released during a massive data breach in January.

Each month, we'll take you back in time with a historic moment from The Brunswickan's archives.

Brad Ackerson, current Magazine Editor, will become The Brunswickan's next editor-in-chief for the 2019-2020 academic year.

Civic Tech is a non-profit organization that brings together software developers and computer programmers from cities across Canada to give back to their communities.

A concise recap of the stories you need to know from the past month.

The rally aimed to push the provincial government towards policy mitigating climate change.

The victory is the Reds third time claiming the University Cup title in the past four years.

Rogers position has been created to combat the educational attainment gap that exists between minority and white students.

Ontario students are concerned after the Doug Ford government announced changes to its provincial student loan program

Brad Ackerson analyzes the path forward for UNB Men's Hockey as they head to Alberta for the national championships.

This month's episode is the first of a two-part series on the state of Indigenous languages in New Brunswick.

Woodworth said her favourite part of the job is “having funny conversation with students about interesting ideas.”

The election saw the highest voter turnout since 2010, with more than 30 per cent of eligible students taking part.

The controversy follows a growing debate on the St. Thomas campus around universal free tuition, which began after two students brought a letter to the Student Representative Council on Feb. 10.

Here you will find our recommendations for things you can do over the upcoming month to experience some of the best Fredericton has to offer

Our budget hasn't increased since 2013. The Brunswickan needs your help.

Alex Roberts, Chief Returning Officer for UNBSU, shares his thoughts on why students should vote.

The Apex Business Plan Competition brought fresh business ideas to campus on Jan. 24–25. Sponsored by BMO Financial Group, the competition handed out $20,000 in prizes and was organized by the International Business & Entrepreneurship Centre.

Each month, we'll take you back in time with a historic moment from The Brunswickan's archives.

Katie Cripps, a Campus Sexual Assault Prevention strategist, brings awareness to what slut shaming is.

Learn more about the candidates for executive, council, senate and board of governors.

Sydney Rankin and Craig Fernandez talked about their platforms and goals if elected.

A group of University of New Brunswick students organized the Friday for Future Climate Strike at the New Brunswick Legislative Building.

Arts and Lifestyle Editor, Isabelle Leger, discusses her experience in the Italian capital.

Creative Manager, Maria Nazareth Araújo, expresses her opinion on the best movies coming out in 2019.

El Jones and Ian Keteku filled STU’s Kinsella auditorium with Black empowerment and artistic agency on Feb. 7.

The ladies are back. After an unceremonious exit eleven years ago, the women’s hockey team has skated to the playoffs, securing first round home ice against UPEI.

During the first week of February, the UNB Student Union and RBC hosted UNB's annual winter carnival as a way to bring the campus community together.

Five years after moving to New Brunswick, award-winning British comedian James Mullinger reflects on his booming career.

An updated floor plan released by the Regent Mall demonstrates H&M being replaced by Old Navy in Sept. 2019

Esports is a type of competitive video game playing, which usually involves multiplayer team games.

A concise recap of the stories you need to know from the past month.

The 2017 film Indian Horse was showcased as part of the series organized by the Senate Committee on Reconciliation.

The UNB Art Centre recently launched a plastic use awareness campaign under the hashtag #plasticfreeunb.

Come Down From Up River is Canadian playwright Norm Foster’s latest in his Maritime saga.

Saunders is an acclaimed researcher in the field of red and blue-green algae.

A great number of students find that exercise, especially in a social setting, can be a fun and productive way to let go of the stresses of school.