Energy-boosting stuffed peppers: As seen on Dr. Oz
Winter can be a very lazy time of year. It’s cold outside and motivation to do anything is lacking. Or is it?
If you’ve been feeling “extra lazy” lately, consider your health. Are you giving your body all of the nutrients that it needs to...
James Mullinger: “Living the Canadian Dream”
On Thursday, Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m., stand-up comedian James Mullinger performed his show, “Living the Canadian Dream,” at the Imperial Theatre. The performance by Canada's new resident promised laughter and did not disappoint.
Local comedian Neal Mundle was the opening act for Mullinger, and...
“Like Skyrim with guns”…But Not Really: Far Cry 3, A Review
The marketing team at Ubisoft must be big fans of Bethesda, because I can’t see any logical reason why they would advertise Far Cry 3 as “Like Skyrim with guns.” Even Machinima’s Adam Kovic, who originally said the phrase in an interview at gamescom,...
Campus trails to get a makeover
Have you heard of the trails behind campus? They're beautiful and they're getting a makeover.
Last week, the SRC was approved to begin updating the trails, making them more accessible to the community. The trails, which are in use by ecology and science students,...
There is more to life than university
When I take the bus to and from campus, I read. I rarely raise my head from the page. Normally, it takes me forty or fifty minutes to commute from my house to the campus; sometimes, I take the longer routes to continue my...
Prioritizing numbers is hurting your health
Most students want to receive amazing grades, and a majority of adults want a generous income, but are these luxuries worth sacrificing your mental/physical health for? This is a question most students (and young adults) struggle to get a grip on.
The obsessions that some...
A freshman’s nemesis: The in-class erection
Here is a hypothetical situation:
It’s a Monday morning and a male student (let’s call him Johnny) sits at his desk taking notes. There are twenty minutes left as his professor tries to convince the class that “Victorian Aesthetics” is an important concept to understand...
UNBSJ faculty members partake in calling campaign for prospective students
On January 15 as a warm welcome to future UNBSJ students, the UNBSJ Deans of Science, Applied Science and Engineering (SASE), Arts, and Business, alongside other faculty members and colleagues, took part in an organized calling campaign for prospective students. This event gave students the opportunity to get familiar with a place...
Annual run promotes allergy awareness
On
October 12, over 700 runners dressed head-to-toe in purple will gather in front
of Rothesay High School for the sixth annual Sweet Caroline Run.
The
run is held every Thanksgiving weekend, with all the funds going towards the
Sweet Caroline Foundation; a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting
allergy...
You’re paying for these services, are you using them?
As university students, we all know that we pay lots in fees for our schooling. We also know that university can be a trying time on our mental health.