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<p>What is Warhammer 40, 000? Pierina Rivas-Robbiano, in this submitted documentary, showcases the popular tabletop game and the community around it.</p>

<p>Last spring, Chloe Solenne, a 19-year-old STU student, biked across the United States. She left from Arlington, Virginia on April 14th and arrived in San Francisco, California on July 8th. This is her story.</p>

<p>Bruce Hughes has lived in his Keswick home for 30 years. Since 2018, Hughes has been fighting to save his 148-year-old home from encroaching erosion. Lars Schwarz has the story.</p>

<p>The Aquinian’s video editor, Jacob Moore, embarked on a month-long zero waste journey. From spilled compost in the kitchen to Carl Wheezer cameos, he covers everything you need to know to reduce your impact on the environment. Listen to Moore&#8217;s five tips to successfully go waste-free. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Oakley Gray, a Mi’kmaw New Brunswick College of Craft and Design fashion student, created a collection based on Indigenous culture and trauma using white to represent purity before colonization, red for bloodshed and black for the ink of the Indian Act.</p>

<p>There are many St. Thomas University students that don&#8217;t have access to recycling facilities. The Aquinian&#8217;s video editor, Jacob Moore, explores recycling in the Fredericton region.</p>

<p>The Aquinian&#8217;s video editor, Jacob Moore, asks students how it feels to be back on campus after a year of online school. What crazy things have happened to you since the pandemic began? What do students want to get out of this school year? Although most of these people don’t know each other, they might [&hellip;]</p>

<p>It&#8217;s been tough, hasn&#8217;t it? Worry not, The Aquinian is here to try to help you unwind after the long day of working and studying with this video. Take a moment to check some of these games out, sourced from Korean variety shows! We tried them out in a more domestic environment and turns out [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The Aquinian&#8217;s arts and culture editor, Matthew Daigle, takes you on a tour around Crabbe Mountain.</p>

<p>Dr. Martin Lai is a chiropractor, kinesthesiologist and acupuncturist at The Hip Joint. Here are some tips on how to keep your body moving, as many of us are now stuck in a global &#8220;house arrest,&#8221; working away from our homes. Learn more about your body and have a good productive day! Young Joo Jun [&hellip;]</p>

<p>We are back with yet another mukbang show! Joy, confusion, and disgust. Go through all of the experiences with our video editor, Young Joo Jun.</p>

<p>News editor Hannah Rudderham fled New Brunswick on Nov. 26 after the provincial government announced Fredericton would return to the orange zone. Watch as she and three other Nova Scotians pack up their lives and make the last-minute journey home.</p>

<p>Tag, share and discuss your tips in the comments section of our YouTube channel! What was new? What do you usually do? Let us share cleaning tips and stay safe!</p>

<p>Making Halloween more than pumpkins and candies, check out these students who went out to collect food instead of sweets for those who need it most. Shannon Nickerson reports.</p>

<p>Have some weird food cravings after Thanksgiving? We did too.</p>

<p>Young Joo Jun on her travel experiences in her vlog &#8220;From Kazakhstan to Canada&#8221;. From Almaty ➵ Istanbul ➵ Toronto ➵ Montreal ➵ Fredericton.</p>

<p>Do you feel like you need to let it out? You don&#8217;t know where to cry? We got you, do not panic. Here are the top locations for crying on STU campus. This video was made to give you a laugh and make your day a little better!</p>

<p>What is a mukbang? Photo Editor Young Joo Jun hosts her very own short-form mukbang, a popular trend of eating on livestreams that started in Korea. Posted by The Aquinian on Thursday, March 14, 2019 Photo Editor Young Joo Jun hosts her very own short-form mukbang, a popular trend of eating on livestreams that started [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Black History Month Celebrations On Feb. 23 the New Brunswick African Association teamed up with the Multicultural Association of Fredericton for a day of Black History Month celebrations. Posted by The Aquinian on Sunday, February 24, 2019 &nbsp; On Feb. 23 the New Brunswick African Association teamed up with the Multicultural Association of Fredericton for [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Did you hear about the proposed changes to the University of New Brunswick&#8217;s campus alcohol policy? Features Editor Lauren Hoyt has the tea.</p>