Andrew McCullough recounts his experience with returning to university as a mature student

A year in and the Food Market at the Ex seems here to stay in a big way.

It’s time for The Bruns to take a deep dive into the Human experience, giving you the low down on the species that is all the rage.

After discovering that copyright was placed on beverages featuring their previous brand name (Flourish), owner Danielle Black and her business partner Ryan Hourihan set to work to find a new name.

Hosting this year’s Youth for Youth Collective art exhibition (usually hosted by Beaverbrook Art Gallery) is Gallery on Queen.

Content Warning: this article discusses and describes films that contain suicide.

Theatre production companies around the world have survived by streaming productions via Youtube or Zoom, attracting younger audiences more familiar with digital platforms.

"The best way to describe it is a fun run on skis," said Wostawea club volunteer Barbara Ramsay. "This really is for skiers of every single level.”

A list of local things to do around Fredericton

The cozy atmosphere and visual inclusiveness have brought much-needed light to Fredericton during one of the world’s darkest periods

In recent weeks, many residents in Atlantic Canada discovered free copies of The Epoch Times in their mailbox.

It has now been over a year since Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 was shot down by the Iranian military on January 8, 2020, and few answers have been provided by the Iranian government.

The business's closure was originally announced to customers on January 6, allowing almost a month's notice for customers to purchase the remaining stock

On January 17, it was announced that Zone 4, the Edmundston region would return to Red phase lockdown in reaction to the recent spike in COVID-19 cases in the province.

Yes, we know… a lot of bad things happened in 2020. As disaster after disaster befell the world, people were quick to vocalize their disdain for the year.

The following list is a carefully curated, but not exhaustive, list of amazing local artists that deserve any and all attention that can be thrown their way.

Liu Cixin’s The Three Body Problem is an engrossing piece of intelligent science fiction that approaches historical, philosophical, and scientific topics with a respectful yet inquisitive approach

Workplaces, governments, and educational institutions have all had to make radical changes to adjust to the coronavirus era.

Nestled behind iron gates, the Craft College has consistently produced some of Atlantic Canada’s finest artists and craftspeople

Donald Trump and Mike Pence lost the 2020 U.S. election to President-Elect Joseph Biden and Vice-President-Elect Kamala Harris

On October 24, 2020, Cortland Cronk flew from Calgary to Saint John, where he was reportedly told not to isolate as he was an essential worker.

The hard work, the pull-up-your-bootstraps mentality of the present-day meritocracy has created a mythology that success means overworking oneself, avoiding sleep, and becoming a machine of non-stop productivity.

For Crystal Shaw and Chad Ball, the weekly Gin and Jazz events couldn't have started at a better time

In a year with few notable releases, Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor Uncut stands out

Cases of COVID-19 in New Brunswick are rising as the province approaches the holiday season.

The user-friendly interface, seamless payment integration, and rapid shipping output make it easy to see Amazon’s appeal to shoppers, yet many are choosing to boycott the corporation and shop locally this year.

Kate McGregor, an intern at the Provincial Archives, was making her way through boxes of documents from the office of former New Brunswick Premier Richard Hatfield

Based out of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Total Vacation Specialists are offering hundreds of flights (exclusive to those living in the Atlantic bubble) to the resort town of Gran Farsa, Cuba. The resort is currently isolated for the sole use of Atlantic Canadians looking to travel this winter.

Most people still write notes in the good old fashion way, by pen and paper

The lack of proper representation in media leaves queer youth in a state of alienation

Here is a quick overview of some of the places on campus that are still open to students

Renowned Canadian author Richard Vaughan was found dead by Fredericton Police on Friday, October 23

There are now more than 100 confirmed active cases of COVID-19 in New Brunswick

Recent years have seen a 20 per cent increase in the use of hard drugs, like crystal meth, in New Brunswick

In the wee morning hours of Friday, October 2, I rustled my partner awake, eager to deliver some good news for once

Queer Environmental Futures is an academic and creative project that blends the fields of environmental history, humanities, and queer ecology

Hallowe'en is not cancelled in New Brunswick after all. This means it is our responsibility to stay safe, sane, and try out some new ideas for this reinvention of Hallowe'en

Fredericton poet laureate Jenna Lyn Albert is being faced with a mixture of criticism and support from city councillors after a poetry reading

The New Brunswick Progressive Conservative Party emerged with a majority government with a total of 27 seats

While many have long forgotten the Confederation of Regions Party, its legacy ripples through New Brunswick Politics.

COVID-19 has cleared out the theatres – providing us with enough space to pretend we are attending a private screening

With the slogan “Every Child Matters,” Orange Shirt Day sees Indigenous groups and students around Canada commemorating the legacy of the residential school system.

For many of the students that have in-person classes, the directional arrows on the ground are the only tangible guidance throughout campus. 

Freddy Beach is flooded with delicious Vegan menu items

Dune, the first novel in the unfinished series, expertly tackles a complex weaving of ecological, political, and philosophical themes that have made it a favourite of both undergrads and literature-obsessed parents