Clubs on campus: The Multicultural Society Embracing diversity on campus
In such a diverse school like UNBSJ, it is important for the university to make sure that each nationality feels represented and welcomed on campus.
In order to try and satisfy this need, the Multicultural Society aims to provide students from all over the world...
One of Canada’s Leading Environmental Scientists speaks at UNBSJ: The Oil Sands Project
Here in N.B., one would expect to find little interest in northern Alberta’s tar sands region. However, out of sight is not out of mind in this case, as UNBSJ’s Hazen Hall lecture theatre was nearly filled to capacity, awaiting an oil sands lecture...
The Marijwhatnow of Colorado and Washington
The re-election of Barack Obama proved that Americans were loyal to their current Commander in Chief. Marking an epic turn from the eight years of conservatisms brought on by George W. Bush’s regime, Obama and his Democrats made a push to stay the course...
Vox Poetry Night
With the semester coming to its close, Vox staff members are scrambling for submissions of student poetry, short stories and visual art.
With this in mind, Vox editor, Blake Ferris, and assistant editor, Jenna Albert, organized a coffeehouse on Nov. 7. Students were invited to...
Harbourfront Residences in the Port City: First residential building in N.B. classified as “high rise” under National Building Code
Saint John is constantly looking for new ways to expand and cater to the needs of our growing community.
With new businesses moving into the city each year, it would be safe to say that the economy of Saint John may be on the up!...
American Election 2012
The 2012 presidential election is massively important for many reasons. It is also important for Canadians to be aware of what is going on as we are affected by the choices that our neighbors to the south make.
The 2012 election puts Democratic Obama/Biden (up...
Remembering the Montreal Massacre: Be sure to attend the memorial on Dec. 6
Stephanie Totten
The 1989 Montreal Massacre still weighs heavily on the hearts of many Canadians. Students across the country, many of which were not even born at the time, commemorate the victims at an annual memorial.
The Montreal Massacre, also known as the Polytechnique Massacre, occurred...
Graduating? Get organized: A helpful guide for the graduating student
While graduating is supposed to be one of the most exciting years of your university career, it can also add a lot of stress on top of an already hectic lifestyle.
Despite these stressful times, there are many ways that you can prepare for graduation...
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 art of procrastination among university students: “Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow”
How many times have you known full well that an assignment was due but insisted on doing anything and everything but that assignment in order to avoid it?
Perhaps you’ve put it off for weeks and now you find yourself frantically researching at 2 a.m....