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<p>The Aquinian&#8217;s video editor Jacob Moore joins Peter in this episode of Top of the Hill Weekly to discuss his two videos &#8220;Recycling in Fredericton: What is it? Should you do it?&#8221; and &#8220;How to go zero waste for dummies (like me).&#8221; Jacob and Peter talk about what improvements need to be made for recycling [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In this episode of Top of the Hill Weekly, a glimpse into the young season of the STU Tommies men&#8217;s basketball season. We talk to players and coaches about a season missed due to COVID-19 and expectations for this new season. That, plus STU students writing and launching their own children&#8217;s book. Special thanks to [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In this episode of Top of the Hill Weekly, a glimpse into the events at Fredericton High School on picture day and Truth and Reconciliation Day. We hear from members of the FHS community for their thoughts on what transpired, and what they think needs to change. On Oct. 8, The Aquinian called FHS to [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Frederictonians Tony LePage and Danielle DuPlessis are both stars in their respective fields. LePage stars in the new Apple TV filmed production of Come From Away, and DuPlessis, a member of the Canadian Women&#8217;s Wheelchair Basketball National Team, recently played in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. Our team caught up with them to chat about [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Results from the federal election in the riding of Fredericton were confirmed on Wednesday afternoon. The Aquinian was at the Liberal and Conservative viewing parties on Monday night, and spoke to candidates Jenica Atwin and Andrea Johnson. The AQ also heard from St. Thomas University students on the federal election. Story idea? Email us at radio@theaq.net [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In the fifth episode of AQ Radio, we’ll have a chat with The Aquinian’s News Editor, Haley Stairs, about the new student union executives that were elected for the 2019-2020 academic year. We’ll also hear about the St. Thomas University women’s hockey win for the first championship title in the program’s history and we’ll listen [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In the third episode of AQ Radio, we’ll have a chat with The Aquinian’s news editor Haley Stairs about a part of the proposed alcohol policy at UNB that people are calling controversial. Then, we’ll take a listen to a comedic commentary about a tinder match. After that, we’ll hear a love story about how [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In the fourth episode of AQ Radio, we’ll take a listen to an interview with fourth-year criminology and human rights STU student, Chloe Saulnier, about her decision to take a worldwide trip to pursue her dreams of working in tourism, instead of heading straight to grad school. Then, we’ll hear about what a future educator [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In the second episode of AQ Radio, we’ll have a chat with The Aquinian’s news editor Haley Stairs. She’ll tell us about the new UNB present, and how the hiring process is being criticized. Then, we’ll take a trip down to a favourite campus pub to grab some grub for a food review. After that, [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In the first episode of AQ Radio, you’ll hear an exclusive interview with Jeremy Dutcher, how N.B.’s health-care system is failing transgender folks and hear about support cats in a building on the STU campus. You’ll also hear some local music, a St. Thomas University sports update and some STU students talk about their favourite [&hellip;]</p>