University closed due to weather conditions
St. Thomas University closed at 2:3o p.m. today due to a snowstorm that is expected to dump 20 centimeters of snow on the city. University spokesperson Jeffrey Carleton said the cafeteria and study hall in McCain hall will remain open. University of New Brunswick confirmed the Harriet Irving Library is keeping regular hours today. A sign on the [...]
The University of King’s College Blue Devils brought their 4-8 record to Fredericton to face the undefeated lady Tommies at the South Gym and it quickly went to 4-9 as the Tommies beat them Saturday afternoon 64-29. St. Thomas got off to one of their weaker starts of the season on Saturday. The first quarter [...]
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A million things are running through Francis Sirois’ mind when he jumps up in front of the net and prepares to smash the volleyball onto the opposing team’s side of the court. He needs to decide what he’s going to do with the ball almost instantly. He needs to see in front of him, to [...]
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About a year ago I woke up, got out of bed, took one step, and felt my knee grind against its socket. I took a step with my other leg. Same thing. For about a week I walked around with my knees grinding, clicking or popping with every step, then I went to my doctor. [...]
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I went to my first middle school dance at the mature age of eleven. My parents were a tad leery as there would be members of the opposite sex (insert gasp here) in a small confined space known as the school gymnasium. I had my first ever slow dance with a boy to Christina Aguilera’s [...]
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I was nine pounds when I was born and from what I’ve heard, that’s no small child. Pictures show me with what appears to be a full head of hair and possibly glasses. But after a 17-hour labour, some impending nerve damage – and hopefully 22 years of awesomeness – my mom has forgiven me. [...]
Continue reading …Starting Feb. 13, STUSU will be looking to fill the following STUSU positions: Positions President of the Students’ Union Vice President Administration Vice President Education Vice President Student Life (2) Board of Governors Student Representatives (2) Student Senators The Aquinian, Inc Board of Directors Member-at-Large (3) Off-campus Representatives Valedictorian Grad Class President The Aquinian, Inc. Board [...]
Continue reading …Because of weather conditions the T-Ring ceremony planned for today has been rescheduled for Friday, Feb. 3 at 3:30 p.m. in the Kinsella Auditorium.
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When Khairunnisa Intiar was 15, her family moved to Sanaa, the capital city of Yemen. Her father was working as a diplomat in the Indonesian Embassy. They stayed in the country until Intiar was almost 18. She experienced Yemen before the revolution and protests, known as the Arab Spring movement, began just over a year [...]
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I won’t sugar coat it, I spend a disgusting amount of time in classrooms. I’m trying to finish four majors, spanning two degrees at the same time. In order to pull this off I spend a lot of time dashing up and down the hill between both the University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas. [...]
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Donna Mulholland’s lifelong mantra is: “Do what you love.” So when she left her job with the provincial government three years ago by choice – something she called “an abrupt leap” – she set out to do just that. “What I love is to create and to inspire others to be, express and celebrate themselves [...]
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The Tommies’ lack of depth showed again Friday evening as they dropped their 10th straight regular season game, losing 4-3 to the University of Prince Edward Island in a shootout. The demise of the Tommies came on the powerplay. They went 0-7 on the man advantage and couldn’t muster up many goal scoring opportunities on [...]
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