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Home: COVID-19 from the eyes of an Ecuadorian

Home Ariana Calvachi - 0
On March 17, I booked an emergency flight back home to Ecuador. The government was closing the borders before midnight the next day and...
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Art student encaptures the homeless through painting

Arts AQ Arts Editor - 0
St. Thomas University third-year student Jamie LeBlanc uses her art to tell stories of the overlooked people in society. She’s known for an art series...
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Indigenous film maker creates short film under COVID-19 restrictions

Arts AQ Arts Editor - 0
Kennlin Barlow, from Indian Island First Nation in Kent County, New Brunswick, finished filming his upcoming short-film, Summertime, as part of an anthology series called The Lemon...
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Commentary: Marvel-Us

Arts Ajay Atkinson - 0
“In my culture, death is not the end, it’s more of a stepping off point.” These were the words of the first Black-led Marvel Cinematic Universe...
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Memory in music: Remembering Harry Rigby

Arts Jasmine Gidney - 0
The former St. Thomas University Dean of Men, the namesake of Rigby Hall and the founder of the Thomists, Harry Rigby, passed away on...
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Review: Tenet, ‘delightfully confusing’

Arts Matt Daigle - 0
It’s been two months since Cineplex re-opened their doors in New Brunswick due to the COVID-19 pandemic and it’s an eerie experience. I sat and gazed...
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‘A year like no other’: STU’s theatre community adapts to COVID-19 protocols

Arts Aaron Sousa - 0
As a fine arts professor at St. Thomas University, Lisa Anne Ross feels the 2020-21 academic year will be “a year like no other.”  A...
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Commentary: Six films to watch while self-isolating

Arts Johnny James - 0
Doing our part to practice physical distancing and self-isolation to stop the spread of COVID-19 means there are a lot of empty hours each...
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Fredericton music scene remains optimistic through COVID-19

Arts Johnny James - 0
The spread of COVID-19 has affected many job sectors including the music industry. Gatherings in New Brunswick are limited to 10 people and as a...
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Review: Ria Mae lights up stage, hearts in Fredericton

Arts Roxanne Knight - 0
One of Atlantic Canada’s musical gems stopped by to pay Fredericton locals an awaited visit. Halifax-born Ria Mae took to the stage at the...
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‘It’s A Girl!’ sparks conversation and controversy

Arts Hannah Rudderham - 0
Theatre New Brunswick Young Company is touring the show It's A Girl!, a true story about trans artist Michelle Raine, to middle and high...
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Naomi McGowan: an essential piece to STU theatre

Arts Shannon Nickerson - 0
Naomi McGowan waited with a welcoming smile as her blonde hair brushed her cheeks. The fourth-year English with a concentration in drama and fine...
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