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UNB’s campus coffee guide

On campus, UNB students and staff have eight different places to buy coffee.
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The Future of Fake News

We’ve all heard the term ‘fake news’. It has become a buzzword in recent years, especially since the 2016 US presidential election.
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Through sickness, health and homelessness: Sandy Robb's story of perseverance

Her story began at the age of 15, when she became an alcoholic.
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Commentary: Cannabis ad standards are hypocritical

Alcohol standards are unjustifiably lenient in contrast with cannabis.
Isabel Buckmaster
Jan 16, 2019
Opinion

Gary Saunders appointed permanent science dean

Saunders is an acclaimed researcher in the field of red and blue-green algae.
Marlowe Evans
Feb 15, 2019
News

The benefits of intramural sports

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.
Marlowe Evans
Feb 13, 2019
Arts

StFX-Acadia brawl sparked by 'rapist' insult

AUS men’s hockey brawl between the X-Men and the Acadia Axemen sparks further controversy following statements from team members
Jack Sparks
Feb 10, 2019
Sports

Renaissance College aims to address sense of ‘disconnection’

Leadership is undergoing a review process to address concerns over disconnect with the main campus.
Ally Buchanan
Feb 6, 2019
News

Juno-nominated Jeremy Dutcher performs sold out show on Friday

Sitting in front of his piano under a ceiling filled with lights Jeremy Dutcher put on a culture-rich performance with the help of his ancestors.
Isabelle Leger
Feb 6, 2019
Arts

Dan Mangan brings More or Less to the Boyce Farmers Market

Vancouver-based, two-time JUNO award-winning musician and songwriter Dan Mangan played the Farmers Market Saturday night.
Patrick Donovan
Feb 6, 2019
Arts

UNB’s campus coffee guide

On campus, UNB students and staff have eight different places to buy coffee.
Patrick Donovan
Feb 2, 2019
Features

The Future of Fake News

We’ve all heard the term ‘fake news’. It has become a buzzword in recent years, especially since the 2016 US presidential election.
Jack Sparks
Feb 2, 2019
Features

Roots and Soul bring poetry, art and music to the Capital Complex

The warm and inviting atmosphere of the Capital Complex was in full display the night of Words & Chords, as friends came together both to perform and enjoy the art present in the city.
Ally Buchanan
Jan 31, 2019
Arts

From the Archives - January

Each month, we’ll take you back in time with a historic moment from The Brunswickan’s archives.
Brad Ackerson
Jan 31, 2019
Features

Things to do in Fredericton this month

Events this month include a film festival, a concert and a disco night.
Brad Ackerson
Jan 31, 2019
Features

Higgs declares New Brunswick deficit-free in State of the Province address

The premier also pledged to balance the budget for the next two years.
Jack Sparks
Feb 1, 2019
News

New Brunswick cancels plans to host Francophonie Games

The cost of hosting the games soared in November to $113 million from the original $17 million figure when the province was awarded the event.
Alexandre Silberman
Jan 31, 2019
News

Through sickness, health and homelessness: Sandy Robb's story of perseverance

Her story began at the age of 15, when she became an alcoholic.
Isabelle Leger
Jan 31, 2019
Features

No more pitchers? UNB's suggested alcohol policy raises eyebrows

Alcohol sales on campus would be limited to two drinks per person at a time.
Brad Ackerson
Jan 30, 2019
News

Student union concerned about new alcohol policy

Proposed standards tightening restrictions met with pushback from members during Sunday's meeting.
Marlowe Evans
Jan 30, 2019
News

Residence Life for the Socially Anxious

As students there is a pressure to perform well academically while also taking part in the social culture that is sold as essential to this period of life.
Ally Buchanan
Jan 30, 2019
Features

UNB reseachers' study indicates negative effect of climate change on potato crops

A collaborative study between University of New Brunswick researchers and the Agriculture and Agri-food Canada Potato Research Centre found a negative effect of climate change on multiple strands of potato crops.
Ally Buchanan
Jan 30, 2019
News

Things to look forward to in 2019

There are some fascinating, significant and promising things coming this year. Let’s enjoy them together.
Samantha McCready
Jan 30, 2019
Features

Hundreds march in support of women’s rights at third annual march

This year’s event was held on Jan. 19 despite negative 25 degree temperatures.
Ally Buchanan
Jan 30, 2019
News

December news in brief

A concise recap of the stories you need to know from the past month.
Alexandre Silberman
Jan 30, 2019
News

Bouldering club continues growth despite uncertain future

Tucked in an unsuspecting corner in the basement of the Lady Beaverbrook Gym, you’ll find a burgeoning indoor rock-climbing community blaring the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Patrick Donovan
Jan 29, 2019
News

Meet Canada’s young entrepreneur of the year

Cameron Ritchie’s business started with the goal of getting more youth into the job market.
Alexandre Silberman
Jan 29, 2019
News

Program helps international students find home during holidays

Many international students face the inability to travel home, often due to the hefty costs of flights to their countries.
Patrick Donovan
Jan 28, 2019
News

Brazil – Beyond Rio and São Paulo

Jungles. Beaches. Soccer. All the things you usually think of when you think about Brazil.
Maria Nazareth Araújo
Jan 28, 2019
Arts

Paul Mazerolle named next UNB president

Mazerolle, a New Brunswick local, graduated from UNB with a bachelor of arts in sociology in 1989.
Alexandre Silberman
Jan 28, 2019
News

Group aims to create LGBTQ ‘safe space’ in Fredericton

Imprint Youth Association is raising money for the creation of the first designated “safe space” for LGBTQ people of all ages in the city.
Ally Buchanan
Jan 25, 2019
News

Writer-in-Residence: Tips for Budding Poets

Phil Hall is the University of New Brunswick’s writer-in-residence for the 2018-19 academic year.
Marlowe Evans
Jan 25, 2019
Arts

Neville-Jones: The house of Lizards and Seagulls

UNB Neville-Jones House profile.
Marlowe Evans
Jan 24, 2019
Arts

Here's how to better stick to new year's resolutions

Experts from URec and the Student Health Centre offer tips on keeping New Year’s resolutions.
Ally Buchanan
Jan 21, 2019
Arts

50 artists to perform in Fredericton this week for the Shivering Songs festival

The Shivering Songs music festival has been steadily growing in Fredericton for the past 9 years.
Isabelle Leger
Jan 22, 2019
Arts

Canadian folk singer performs in Fredericton

Toronto based singer-songwriter Megan Bonnell “bares her soul on stage” to Fredericton audiences as the opening act to The Once on Friday, Nov. 30.
Ally Buchanan
Jan 21, 2019
Features

NASA scientist: Data research the ‘new frontier’

Through cutting-edge data science, as well as a hefty amount of other physics models, McGranaghan explained how he can interpret mass amounts of data faster.
Kaila Hindle
Jan 17, 2019
News

Rally slows Fredericton traffic in support of Wet'suwet'en anti-pipeline camp

As the crowd marched to the steady beat of drumming, First Nation flags waved and dozens of passing cars honked horns in solidarity with the protestors.
Alexandre Silberman
Jan 15, 2019
News

Westmorland Bridge to be blocked by student-led anti-pipeline rally

Demonstrators will cross the bridge and return to slow traffic and draw attention to their cause.
Alexandre Silberman
Jan 14, 2019
News

Canadian classic Sloan performs in Fredericton

Juno-award winning rock quartet Sloan played the Boyce Farmers Market on Thursday, Dec. 5, as part of the tour for their newest album 12.
Ally Buchanan
Jan 11, 2019
Arts

George Fry Gallery Brings Light to Queer Artists

Now, with the Queer Bodies, Queer Narratives exhibition, that silence is being broken.
Marlowe Evans
Jan 11, 2019
Arts

Theatre St. Thomas performs A Life of Galileo

A Life of Galileo, written by Bertolt Brecht and directed by Robin Whittaker, tells the story of renowned astronomer Galileo Galilei during his struggle with the Catholic Church in Italy.
Ally Buchanan
Jan 11, 2019
Arts

Campus vigil held in support of Wet'suwet'en anti-pipeline camp

Participants showed their support for demonstrators in northern B.C. after arrests earlier this week.
Kaila Hindle
Jan 11, 2019
News

David Myles performs at the King’s Place Mall to bring holiday traditions to those in need

Singer/songwriter David Myles filled the King’s Place Mall with a cheering and positive crowd during his Singing for Supper performance on Dec. 10.
Isabelle Leger
Dec 19, 2018
Arts

Student-led petition calls for ban on plastic shopping bags

A group of university students have gathered over 500 signatures on a petition calling for a ban on disposable plastic shopping bags.
Disha Bisto
Dec 17, 2018
News

Sidebar: Fredericton's homelessness problem

Shelters in the city are at capacity and homelessness is growing in visibility.
Alexandre Silberman
Dec 15, 2018
News

Extended library hours receive mixed reviews

Campus library hours have been extended until 3:00 a.m. until the end of exams and is receiving mixed reviews.
Samantha McCready
Dec 12, 2018
News

5 easy ways to be eco-friendly over the holidays

Make your holiday season even more green by using these 5 easy tips to be eco-friendly over the holidays.
Samantha McCready
Dec 12, 2018
Arts

Singer/Songwriter from Nova Scotia performs new album “Impossible to Hold” in Fredericton

Christina Martin and her husband Dale Murray finished their European tour in 2016 and have since written a new album and debuted another tour through Canada.
Isabelle Leger
Dec 10, 2018
Arts

Holiday shopping on a broke student’s budget

Here are some ideas for how you can demonstrate your appreciation for the people in your life without breaking the bank.
Natasha Williamson
Dec 10, 2018
Features

UNB commemorates the day of remembrance and action on violence against women

A candlelight ceremony was held to commemorate the Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, in memory of the young women killed in the École Polytechnique shooting in Montreal 29 years ago.
Ally Buchanan
Dec 10, 2018
News

UNB mourns the passing of Barbie Sue Doucette

The student accessibility centre staff member died suddenly last month at age 36.
Patrick Donovan
Dec 8, 2018
News

Veterinarians caution against cannabis for pets

Local veterinarians are hesitant about animals consuming cannabis due to insufficient research.
Ally Buchanan
Dec 9, 2018
News

Awesome moments of 2018

Here is a list of 10 of moments of 2018 that both warmed our hearts and advanced the world environmentally, politically, and socially.
Samantha McCready
Dec 7, 2018
Features

'Let your play speak for itself:' Finding space for individual expression in team sports

Kendra Woodland, the goalie for the UNB Reds women’s hockey team, expresses her opinion on the importance of looking and playing as a team.
Samantha McCready
Dec 7, 2018
Sports

UNB physicists help federal government improve arctic communications

The model, part of the first phase of a $1.2-million contract with Defence Research and Development Canada, shows the current status of the ionosphere in the Canadian high-Arctic.
Marlowe Evans
Dec 5, 2018
News

Adieu Paris, adieu

Arts and Lifestyle Editor, Isabelle Leger, expresses her opinion on her visit to Paris, the city of lights.
Isabelle Leger
Dec 6, 2018
Opinion

Amanda Reid Rogers on her position as Piluwitahasuwin

As a Dakota-Sioux in a university environment, Rogers has witnessed the difficulties Indigenous people face in many aspects of life.
Ally Buchanan
Dec 5, 2018
News

UNB Centre for Musical Arts intrigues their audience with “New Baroque”

UNB's Memorial Hall filled with music the night of Nov. 18, from an era before the clarinet was even invented and royalty reigned over Europe.
Patrick Donovan
Dec 5, 2018
Arts

Improv for confidence: An innovative approach to combating social anxiety

UNB Counselling Services and local improv group, Hot Garbage Comedy, created an innovative program called Improv for Confidence for students struggling with social anxiety and confidence
Ally Buchanan
Dec 5, 2018
Features

Fall sports recap

Missed some sport events this fall? We got you covered with a brief summary of the semester.
Brad Ackerson
Dec 5, 2018
Features

Sidebar: Climate politics and the carbon tax

In this month's podcast, we dig into the politics of climate change.
Alexandre Silberman
Dec 4, 2018
News

Things to do in Fredericton (December)

Here you will find our recommendations for things you can do over the upcoming month to experience the best Fredericton has to offer.
Brad Ackerson
Nov 30, 2018
Arts

1882 to 2018: The Brunswickan through the years

Straight from the archives – our old, unused darkroom with bins stuffed with old volumes – we pulled some of the most shocking and hilarious issues from the pile to understand The Brunswickan's evolution.
Patrick Donovan
Nov 30, 2018
Features

Commentary: Climate change is not a political debate

Climate change, something that has always shadowed my life, has become a debate. Even though climate change is scary, it's always been constant.
Marlowe Evans
Nov 30, 2018
Opinion

November News in Brief

The PC throne speech focuses on financial responsibility, economic growth, UNB's psychology chair is named a Royal Society of Canada Research Fellow and the Bank of Montreal is closing its campus branch.
Alexandre Silberman
Nov 30, 2018
News

Cost of living for university students rising

The consumer price index shows increasing expenses for university students living in Fredericton.
Jack Sparks
Nov 30, 2018
Features

Default band rocks the Boyce Farmers’ Market

After the band’s split in 2013, long-time fans were thrilled to see them back in action.
Ally Buchanan
Nov 28, 2018
Arts

UNB-born tech startup growing with $1.5 million investment

Educational institutions have increasingly become the focus of organized cyber attacks after the University of Calgary paid $20,000 in ransom to hackers in 2016.
Marlowe Evans
Nov 27, 2018
News

Want to be competitive in the job market? Here’s how.

Career counselors share their tips and tricks for having an edge when seeking employment.
Ally Buchanan
Nov 27, 2018
Features

UNB to slash $4.7 million in budget over next two years

While specific cuts were not indicated, officials said they hope to avoid layoffs.
Alexandre Silberman
Nov 23, 2018
News

Harrison House in all of its spooky glory

Harrison House: residence profile
Marlowe Evans
Nov 19, 2018
Arts

Experts: Research data will loosen cannabis advertising rules

Less than a month after cannabis legalization in Canada, cannabis advertising remains a highly restricted area. But a criminology expert who has studied the societal aspects of the drug believes that could soon change.
Alexandre Silberman
Nov 19, 2018
News

Fortunate Ones delights Fredericton audience

An indie-folk-pop duo from St. John’s, N.L. entertained their Fredericton Playhouse audience the night of Nov. 2.
Patrick Donovan
Nov 19, 2018
Arts

The Manatee prints Brunswick News parody paper

New Brunswick satirical news site The Manatee has taken their latest project to print: a parody of Brunswick News papers.
Alexandre Silberman
Nov 19, 2018
News

“During those days you feel less lonely”: Student talks about the Mexican Day of the Dead and its celebration at UNB

Día de los Muertos, or Mexican Day of the Dead, is an annual celebration.
Isabelle Leger
Nov 14, 2018
Arts

10 songs to listen to in November

Our Arts & Lifestyles Editor, Isabelle Leger, recommends 10 songs to listen to in November.
Isabelle Leger
Nov 14, 2018
Arts

Honouring our Sisters: A Red Shawl Campaign

Held from Oct. 16-19, the Red Shawl Campaign at UNB aims to create awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women in New Brunswick and across Canada.
Disha Bisto
Nov 14, 2018
Features

Remembrance Day: Fredericton marks 100 years since end of WWI

A large crowd turned out to the capital city's ceremony.
Cameron Lane
Nov 13, 2018
News

BMO to close campus branch

The only bank on campus will shut its doors in late March.
Alexandre Silberman
Nov 13, 2018
News

Column: The stigma around virginity

The idea that your first time having sex will be an amazing experience, is pretty bullshit.
Isabelle Leger
Nov 9, 2018
Opinion

Pumpkin sacrifice tradition spans over four decades

Residents of other houses on campus have historically criticized the event, with some even calling it a form of hazing.
Marlowe Evans
Nov 9, 2018
News

Commentary: Chipman ‘straight pride’ flag shows ignorance, intolerance

A nation earns their flag after a victory in battle or a war for independence. The LGBT community has been fighting for their rights for centuries. They have earned their Pride flag.
Ally Buchanan
Nov 5, 2018
Opinion

5 apps that boost productivity

The following is a list of just a few apps for your phone that can help you be more productive, focused and organized.
Ally Buchanan
Nov 6, 2018
Features

The Brunswickan introduces a new podcast: Sidebar

Focusing on issues in Fredericton, hosts Alexandre Silberman and Isabelle Leger take you beyond the headlines once a month.
Alexandre Silberman
Nov 5, 2018
News

100 years later: Remembering UNB alumni killed in WWI

The majority of solidiers enlisted during the Great War were university age, including 300 from UNB.
Brad Ackerson
Nov 5, 2018
News

New Brunswickers in the Great War

During the First World War roughly 300 UNB graduates and undergraduates enlisted for military service.
Patrick Donovan
Nov 4, 2018
Features

Things to do in Fredericton this November

Events this month include a film festival, yoga experience and a foodie celebration.
Brad Ackerson
Oct 30, 2018
Features

Ghosts of Violence ballet 'heart-breakingly' relevant

For the past two years, the ballet has been re-envisioned, adding Indigenous art, music, and stories to pay a special tribute to missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada.
Marlowe Evans
Oct 30, 2018
Arts

Magnificent reveal: Stained glass windows see light after restoration

After two years and over 2,000 hours of labour, the stained glass windows in Memorial Hall were unveiled.
Isabelle Leger
Nov 2, 2018
Arts

Navigating ‘the good life’: Coming to terms with being white and Native

I grew up in Hillsborough, Albert County, New Brunswick. To translate, this can be considered the whitest town in the whitest region of the whitest county.
Jonathan Duffy
Nov 2, 2018
Opinion

New transgender athlete policy strives for inclusivity

Effective immediately, student-athletes will now be able to compete on the team that either corresponds with their sex assigned at birth or their gender identity.
Samantha McCready
Nov 2, 2018
News

October news in brief

A concise recap of the stories you need to know from the past month.
Disha Bisto
Oct 29, 2018
News

A journey through nineteenth century New Brunswick

King’s Landing Historical Settlement is more than just a living history museum; it is a journey through life in 19th century New Brunswick.
Maria Nazareth Araújo
Oct 31, 2018
Features

“Rock for Donnie”: raising hell for a heavenly cause

42-year-old father of three, Donnie Robichaud was one of two civilians killed in the Fredericton mass shooting that also claimed the lives of two police officers on Aug. 10, 2018.
Patrick Donovan
Oct 31, 2018
Arts

Health experts stress difference between medical and recreational cannabis

UNB and the Canada House Wellness Group, a medical cannabis company, co-hosted “A Conversation on Cannabis” held on Oct. 15 at the Wu Conference Centre.
Disha Bisto
Oct 31, 2018
News

Why university theatre matters

Theatre University of New Brunswick, or TUNB, is the main campus outlet for drama performances by the drama program at UNB.
Patrick Donovan
Oct 30, 2018
Arts

Sidebar: Cannabis legalization in New Brunswick

In this month's podcast, we take a close look at what cannabis legalization means for New Brunswick, and talk with experts about the social and economic impacts.
Alexandre Silberman
Oct 25, 2018
News

Wəlastəkewiyik and Mi’kmaq Grand Council Flags raised on STU campus

St. Thomas has a growing and significant number of Indigenous students, which now account for more than 8 per cent of the university’s population.
Alexandre Silberman
Oct 22, 2018
News

Queer Songbook Orchestra performs at Charlotte Street Arts Centre

Queer-related stories told with an orchestra of 12 LGBTQ or allied band members took the stage.
Isabelle Leger
Oct 19, 2018
Arts

UNB partners with Parks Canada on historic archaeology project

The anthropology department worked at an 18th century burial site at Cape Breton's Fortress of Louisbourg over the summer.
Patrick Donovan
Oct 18, 2018
News

Opening losses give reasons for optimism for Reds women's hockey

The return of women's hockey to UNB was marked by a pair of losses over the weekend.
Brad Ackerson
Oct 15, 2018
Sports

What you need to know about cannabis legalization in New Brunswick

Legal pot sales began across Canada on Oct. 17.
Alexandre Silberman
Oct 16, 2018
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Commentary: Cannabis ad standards are hypocritical

Alcohol standards are unjustifiably lenient in contrast with cannabis.
Isabel Buckmaster
January 16, 2019
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Gary Saunders appointed permanent science dean

Saunders is an acclaimed researcher in the field of red and blue-green algae.
Marlowe Evans
February 15, 2019
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The benefits of intramural sports

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.
Marlowe Evans
February 13, 2019
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