The Baron and the UNB-SRC Celebrate Sex Week
Sex week is coming up and the Baron, as well as the UNB-SRC, are gearing up for the much-anticipated festivities.
Beginning on Feb. 9th, the Baron will begin publishing their Valentines Day themed articles. The articles will include many topics, including sex, relationships, love, and...
Students’ Representative Council Elections: Jonathan Cogger running for president and the board of Governors
1. I am a third year student studying Political Science and History and also studying French as a minor. After I have completed my degree I intend to pursue Law. I have served in the military for four and half years in Saint...
SRC raises cultural awareness with Black History Month events
February is Black History Month and in keeping with the month’s theme, the SRC has planned a week of events promoting black history awareness that will take place from February 20th – 24th.
On Monday, February 20, the SRC will be hosting a Celebrate Diversity...
SRC Meeting: Bi-laws, Safe Ride funding, WUSC and more . . .
Many topics concerning students were brought to the table during the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) meeting on Oct. 29.
Firstly, the SRC is looking towards changes and updates with their bi-laws. Jonathan Cogger and Brad Trecartin will be on the bi-law review committee.
The SRC will...
The Baron is back (on social media)
Did you know that The Baron has a Twitter, Instagram,
and Facebook page? Neither did we.
After a period of absence, we have started the process
of getting our social media pages back into swing. The Baron’s Instagram and
Twitter pages will be active again, as of today.
Over...
Voting week kicks off for the UNB-SRC 2020 Fall By-election
The time to vote for the rest of the 2020-2021 UNB-SRC has come. Get to know more about the two unopposed candidates for this election and what will happen with the remaining open positions.
Fall 2020 candidates
The candidates running this year are:
-For Vice-President External: Charlotte...
No new COVID-19 cases in New Brunswick, Service NB reopening
No new presumptive cases of coronavirus were reported in New Brunswick on Sunday, March 22. There have been over 900 tests, only eight of which are confirmed and nine presumptive.
Continue to self isolate
New Brunswick's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jennifer Russell, is encouraging people to...
Students concerned about returning to in-person learning
With the emergence of the Omicron variant across New Brunswick and the globe, UNB originally planned to do alternative delivery courses from January 8 to 24.
On Thursday, January 13, UNB students were made aware of the transitional approach to returning to campus for the...
What is happening in Iran? Further injustices to women’s rights and safety
Women in Iran are experiencing great levels of injustice due to the morality policing occurring as a result of the country’s repressive government.
Fundamental changes are being demanded after the death of 22-year-old, Jîna Mahsa Aminî who died in custody, following her arrest for not...
The Pumpkin Spice Classic: Final Shinerama volley pong tournament wraps up season
Photos by Emily Fox
Twenty teams took to the beach volleyball courts at the Market Square boardwalk to take part in the third and final round of volley pong, for what we at the Baron have unofficially dubbed the Pumpkin Spice Classic.
The games kicked off...