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‘Walking the Wabanaki Way’ exhibit at the Fredericton Region Museum
Ramona Nicholas, Wolastoqey archaeologist, curator, and cultural knowledge keeper, gave a lecture exploring the deep connections between...

Malachi Lefurgey
Sep 282 min read


‘A fun, festive introduction to fall’: The Fredericton Fall Classic Road Race returns
Runners taking off from the starting line at the 42nd Fredericton Fall Classic Road Race (Credit: Paul Jordan Photography) The Capital...

Liam Carleton
Sep 282 min read


Review: The Indigo Girls
The Indigo Girls played at the Harvest Music Festival in Fredericton last Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025, opening for Melissa Etheridge on the main stage. (Submitted: Indigo Girls) I am not a lifelong resident of Fredericton. I only heard of the Harvest Music Festival when I came to Fredericton to pursue my Bachelor’s and STU gave out free day passes. The first year I attended Harvest, Trey Anastasio was headlining a very high-profile rock n’ roll artist. This headliner was still
Shanna Comeau
Sep 282 min read


Kimmel, Kirk and the free speech divide in the U.S.
On Sept. 17, ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel off the air after comments Kimmel made regarding the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk....

Jennifer William
Sep 282 min read


Women’s hockey team heading into a ‘transition’ year this season
The STU women’s hockey team celebrating after a win. (Credit: STU Athletics) STU’s women's hockey season is peaking on the horizon and...
Leo Czank
Sep 283 min read


STU lecture breaks down Donald Trump’s first nine months in office
Attendees who filled the room watched as Tom Bateman, Connor Barry, Amanda DiPaolo, Shaun Narine, Jamie Gillies and Laura Levick (left to...

Fernanda Sanchez
Sep 213 min read


‘Draw the Line’ rally calls for action on Indigenous sovereignty, climate justice and immigration
The "Draw the Line" rally occurred on Sept. 20 in Fredericton, starting at Fredericton City Hall. (Polina Kozlova/AQ) On Sept. 20,...

Polina Kozlova
Sep 212 min read


Commentary: Smriti Mandhana’s century proves women’s cricket is the future
India’s star batter, Smriti Mandhana, celebrates reaching a century during the One Day International at the Cricket World Cup, showcasing...

Suzanne Shah
Sep 212 min read


STU rehires international student coordinator for the academic year
On Sept. 11, the St. Thomas Students' Union posted a press release stating that the university administration extended Saa Andrew...
Polina Kozlova and Fernanda Sánchez
Sep 213 min read


The Abbey Café closes, leaves a hole in the vegan community
The window seat at the Abbey Café looks out over Queen St. and Officer’s Square. (Credit: The Gate/ W. Andrew Powell) On Sept. 6, the...

Emilia Alvear
Sep 213 min read


Wayward Corpse brings metal scene to Fredericton
Local band Wayward Corpse played at The Cap last Sept. 8, 2025. (Credit: Josh Eidt) Wayward Corpse, a local war metal band playing...
Josh Eidt
Sep 212 min read


Leo’s Hockey Report: Professional hockey representation growing in Prince Edward Island
Brad Richards in 2015 when he brought the Stanley Cup back to his hometown of Murray Harbour. (Credit: Norma Lee McLeod/CBC News) Prince...
Leo Czank
Sep 214 min read


STU’s internship program changes structure, students get fewer hours
Student Stephanie Gagnon at her internship with Consciously Clean Refillery, where she worked as a social media management specialist and...

Brianna Lyttle
Sep 213 min read


Tommies soccer teams kick off season with strong home opener
Tommies’ offence dribbling the ball into the Hurricanes’ zone. (Jennifer Williams/AQ) Both St. Thomas University soccer teams had their...

Liam Carleton
Sep 212 min read


Boyce Farmers Market brings artists closer to Fredericton community
Courtney Johnson is a vendor and pottery artist who works at the Boyce Farmers Market every Saturday. (Jennifer Williams/AQ) Long before...

Jennifer William
Sep 213 min read


Photo Essay: Open Studio fosters creative environment in Fredericton
Every week, the Beaverbrook Art Gallery opens its doors not just to showcase art, but to create it. (Jennifer Williams/AQ) Inside, the...

Jennifer William
Sep 212 min read


A letter from the incoming 2025-26 editor-in-chief
My first journalism class at STU is one of those moments I’ll never forget. “The Queen just died,” interrupted one of the students while...

Fernanda Sanchez
Sep 163 min read


A letter from the outgoing 2024-25 managing editor
Since I can remember, writing has always been my passion. Being a bookworm from the moment I learned how to read gave me this curiosity...
Katherine Del Salto
Sep 164 min read


A letter from the outgoing 2024-25 editor-in-chief
As the final days of my university life pass by they are defined by one thing – The AQ. My path to The Aquinian was not linear but I got...
Oliver Pearson
Sep 163 min read


Behind the typewriter: Poems on the spot comes back to night market
Dennise Atcherson had his own business at the Garrison Night Market called "Poems on the Spot." (Malachi Lafurgey/AQ) The Garrison Night...

Malachi Lefurgey
Sep 142 min read
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