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<p>Aquinian News Editor Jonas May sits down with N.B. Liberal Party Leader Susan Holt to discuss issues affecting students. Related: Election Feature: David Coon responds to student concerns Holt discussed issues such as health care, a rent cap, tuition controls and how she wants to improve the cost of living for students.</p>

<p>Aquinian News Editor Jonas May sits down with N.B. Green Party Leader David Coon to discuss issues affecting students. Coon covered issues such as the cost of living, rent and inclusion in the province. He also reminded students that they can vote on campus. Polls will be open in James Dunn Hall from Tuesday, Oct. [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The Aquinian&#8217;s Video Producer, Ian Curran, asks the Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor about their experience working for this student publication in 15 questions.</p>

<p>In this video, the Aquinian&#8217;s video producer, Ian Curran, sits down with STU&#8217;s very own Dr. Andrew Moore and discusses his social media success.</p>

<p>In this video, the Aquinian&#8217;s Video Producer Ian Curran tests the taste buds of student athletes at St. Thomas University.</p>

<p>In this video Ian Curran, the Aquinian’s Video Producer, challenges a group of first-year-students to see who can touch the Piss Ball for the longest. This is also a challenge on the format of the “Mr. Beast video” and how it affects media consumption in today&#8217;s day and age. Thanks to Dr. Andrea Ruehlicke, we [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Harvest Music Festival is an annual celebration in Fredericton, New Brunswick. With the streets blocked off for a week of fun and music, The Aquinian&#8217;s Video Producer, Ian Curran, took a glance at this year’s festivities.</p>

<p>The annual Welcome Week at STU kicked of for the incoming class of 2027. Grace Finlay, Welcome Week Chair, and other participants speak to the Aquinian about the activities, traditions, and stories from this exciting week.</p>

<p>Presenting their “Spring Up” project at a regional competition in Halifax, find out how STU’s Enactus team placed in their first in-person event.</p>

<p>The Aquinian’s video producer, Ian Curran, sits down with Hanna Mercier and Sydney Gallibois, who represented St. Thomas University at Harvard National Model United Nations in Boston.</p>

<p>The Aquinian&#8217;s video producer, Ian Curran, sits down and gets to know STU&#8217;s official mascot in this exclusive interview.</p>

<p>Due to the busy nature of university life, many international students at STU have not yet had a chance to experience food in Atlantic Canada for themselves. In this video, international students react to maritime-produced treats such as Mrs. Dunster&#8217;s Doughnuts, Storm Chis, and much more!</p>

<p>Sleep: both a friend and enemy to the average university student. The Aquinian&#8217;s video producer, Ian Curran, takes a deep dive into how students can get the most out of their sleep at night, feel better and maximize the day.</p>

<p>With the bitter weather of winter in full season, it can be easy to fall into a cycle of unproductivity and bad mental health habits. The Aquinian&#8217;s video producer, Ian Curran, spoke with St. Thomas University mental health advisors and students about how to stay mentally fit and productive.</p>

<p>In association with the fine arts and history departments, some students from St. Thomas University spent their 2022 reading week experiencing the sights and sounds of the &#8220;Big Apple.&#8221; Find out how this experiential learning trip enriches students to the world around them and how it relates to their learning at STU.</p>

<p>The Aquinian is a student-owned-and-operated publication at St. Thomas University in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Did you know that you can write for The Aquinian today? Whether you are an aspiring journalist, passionate writer, or simply interested in learning how this publication is operated, we have just the position for you! Learn about why you should [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The following video is a satire. The haunting of Holy Cross house. The petrifying piss ball. Unravel these terrifying Tommie mysteries with The Aquinian&#8217;s video producer, Ian Curran, as he speaks with “experts” from across the campus. This seriously SPOOKY video will leave you in tears (no joke). Will Ian survive this demonic dive into [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The Spirit Project is a mixed-ability theatre group that celebrates inclusion and community through theatre, music and art. Jacob Moore reports.</p>

<p>Norman Betts found a passion for canoes at an early age. After he retired, he began restoring canoes with his business, Miramichi Canoes. Lars Schwarz reports.</p>

<p>Logan Silliphant, a 26-year-old from Keswick Ridge, N.B., explains the origin of his hockey team, The Mighty Drunks. “Our friend group was kind of known for partying a little bit,” said Silliphant. &#8220;Someone just came up with the idea of &#8216;The Mighty Drunks,&#8217; and it just went from there.” Morgan Bell has the story.</p>