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Arts and crafts night start at The Capital
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If you like crafts as much as you like craft beer, then Wednesday nights at The Capital Complex are the place for you.
Until the...
Potential bus strike remains uncertian, students concerned
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Fredericton Transit workers and the city talked for two hours last Tuesday about the proposed contract, but couldn’t reach a settlement.
As of Sunday afternoon,...
No clear path for STU refugee scholarship
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In spite of St. Thomas’ plan to offer four full scholarships to Syrian refugees back in November, it is uncertain if any refugees will...
STUSU prepares for pending bus strike
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Megan Thomson, St. Thomas University’s student union president, says with a potential transit strike looming her organization is prepping the alternatives to the city’s...
Food Bank kicks off Christmas Tree of Compassion
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The Wellness Centre kicked off the second annual Christmas Tree of Compassion last Monday with cookies and hot chocolate. The tree, which is located...
STU celebrates poet’s 150th birthday
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Dr. Stewart Donovan gave an illustrated talk on the life and work of famous Irish poet William Yeats on Thursday afternoon at St. Thomas...
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Weekly Brief: Sept. 25 to 30
NBSA Advocacy Week
The New Brunswick Student Alliance’s Advocacy Week will take place from Oct. 16 to 20 and the St. Thomas University Students’ Union ...
Textbooks or groceries? Students react to rising food prices
Grocery inflation has become a problem as university students try to find more cost-effective ways of shopping to battle increasing food insecurity.
Canada faces a...
Tommies men’s volleyball ready to ‘surprise’ their opponents
The St. Thomas University men's volleyball team concluded their exhibition weekend in Sherbrooke, Que. with a 2-2 record.
The Tommies faced new teams that are not...
The shows mustn’t go on: Harvest cancels Saturday shows due to Hurricane Lee
Harvest Music Fest cancelled Saturday programming due to Hurricane Lee hitting New Brunswick last weekend.
Two days before the big day, on Sept. 14, bands...