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The Aquinian’s top stories of 2020-21

Aaron Sousa - April 4, 2021 0

Over the past nine months, the editorial team at The Aquinian worked around the clock to bring students the stories that matter around the...

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A letter from the outgoing editor-in-chief 2020-21

Diana Chávez - April 4, 2021 0

There is no proper way to say goodbye to the publication that has shaped me into the person I am today. I always dreaded writing...

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The ‘Wil’ of the People: The COVID-19 vaccine in New Brunswick

Wil Robertson - March 10, 2021 0

As the race to immunize the population to protect them against COVID-19 takes off at lightning speed, this column looks to give New Brunswickers...

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Review: ‘Barbarian’ is brutal

Arts Connor Campbell - October 6, 2022 0

Barbarian contains a kind of brutality that has mostly been absent from cinema since the days of transgressive exploitation films in the 1970s or...

Satire: STU students tremble at the sight of Great Hall mural

Features Jacob Moore - October 6, 2022 0

The following piece is satire. The words and quotes do not represent the views of The Aquinian. None of the quotes or sources are real. The...

Digitizing theatre: STU alum presents ‘Ice Age Coming!’

Arts Guinevere Santaguida - October 6, 2022 0

For St. Thomas University alumnus and artist Corenski Nowlan, trying his hand at digital theatre proved to be a challenge and success. Nowlan’s theatre company,...

N.B. photographer Chris Donovan describes his homecoming

Arts Guinevere Santaguida - October 5, 2022 0

Chris Donovan’s photography exhibition, “Stay Solid and Move West,” is an exploration of his coming of age and takes a close look at intergenerational...