UNB changes withdrawal date and grading option for Fall 2020
Due to the rise of COVID-19 cases in New Brunswick, UNB decided to update the course withdrawal date and the grading system for the courses of the current semester.
Announcement made by email
On December 7, an email was sent to all students communicating that the course...
The City of Saint John’s Artist in Residence program
The Saint John Community Arts Board has welcomed three artists to participate in the City's Artist in Residence program, which will see each artist explore and expand upon their creative process through various art mediums.
What is the Artist in Residence program?
The Artist in Residence...
Women’s Soccer Recap
Saturday
Seawolves took on the Dalhousie Rams at Canada Games stadium in Saint John.
After a scoreless first half the Seawolves turned their game around with Lauren Coyle sneaking one past the keeper 12 minutes into the second half, and Geselle Tuquib scoring Saint John’s...
Furry Food Drive
It’s that time of year. Temperatures are plummeting and it’s becoming increasingly difficult for stray animals to find food, let alone shelter.
The SPCA is a non-profit organization dedicated to caring for stray and unwanted animals in Saint John, and can especially use our help...
Local social worker offering free counselling to those in need
Accessing mental health services is becoming
increasing difficult because of long wait times and high costs for private counselling.
Fortunately, Laura Gatien and Associates are looking to tackle this major
problem within our city by offering free and affordable counselling.
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Gatien offers a free drop-in counselling clinic as
well...
Saint John councillors suspended for supporting CUPE strike
Joanna Killen and Brent Harris, two councillors for the city of Saint John, were recently suspended from their duties after showing support for CUPE Local 486 strikes. An investigation is ongoing.
In the heart of Saint John, city councillors Joanna Killen and Brent Harris recently...
Welcome to the “Freak Show”
Halloween is a day for candy and costumes, for haunted houses and sugar rushes. But when it comes to UNBSJ, All Hallow’s Eve is about putting on a show, or in this case, a “Freak Show.”
On Oct. 31, the UNBSRC put on a Halloween...
We are going through changes right now, don’t leave us.
We have been doing the same thing for a long time and our connection has lost its spark.
Don't worry, it's not you, it's us. We know we aren't as attractive as we were when we were younger, that is why we are making...
UNBSJ students set out to shine
On Sept. 5, UNBSJ volunteers took to the streets to raise money for a good cause.
For the past 44 years, UNBSJ students have been shining shoes to raise money for research on Cystic Fibrosis (CF), a genetic disorder affecting the lungs and digestive system....
Leaky Pipes
Students walking through the tunnel system beneath the Ward Chipman Library may have noticed a syrupy yellow substance sleazing its way out of the ceiling tiles above the Promise Partnership office.
“Facilities management reported that they are aware of the water issue…This has been an...