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Campus Red Cross group upgrading training

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The University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University Red Cross group have taken matters into their own hands this year. Under the leadership of president Emily Leaman, the group has decided to use fundraising money to put themselves through Standard First Aid and Level C CPR training. In the future, they plan to upgrade [...]

Ask Cailyn: “Buddy Blues”

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Dear Cailyn,

One of my best friends just happens to be a guy. We’ve been close forever, but I recently broke up with my boyfriend and when I did, my best friend told me that he had actually had a massive crush on me for ages.

Exclusive- Matthew Hayes running for Mayor of Fredericton

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  A St. Thomas University professor is switching the classroom for city hall. In an exclusive interview with the NB Beacon,  Matthew Hayes said “I want to help build a city where young people want to live, where families want to raise children, where seniors can walk to the store to buy toothpaste or a [...]

Who are the STUSU election candidates?

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The New Brunswick Beacon has been gathering profiles on students vying for executive positions on the St. Thomas University Students’ Union. It’s time to meet the candidate behind the posters and platforms. PRESIDENT John Hoben is a third-year international relations major who hails from Saint John. His favourite colour is blue and Hoben admits to [...]

STUSU presidential candidates “debate”

Current STUSU vice president administration Mary-Dan Johnston speaks to presidential candidates Emily Sheen and John Hoben after the debate on Feb. 23.

It was the first St. Thomas University Students’ Union election debate, but it wasn’t an eventful one. The three candidates vying for the position of president on next year’s STUSU were tame, agreeing with one another often, and leaving a question mark beside the word “debate.” Robb Larmer, Emily Sheen and John Hoben are in [...]

STUSU candidates speak on platforms

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The St. Thomas University Students’ Union election candidates revealed their platforms during yesterday and today’s speeches. Election week will continue until Monday, Feb. 27, with voting on Feb. 28 and 29. The New Brunswick Beacon brings you the main points of each executive candidate.

Candidates for STUSU election announced

The St. Thomas University Students' Union holds elections this week

With the nominations in, St. Thomas University’s Students’ Union elections have officially begun. Campaigning will begin on Tuesday and candidates will be able to convince fellow STU students that they’re the right choice until Monday, Feb. 27. Speeches will be on Feb.21 and 22, in James Dunn Hall (JDH)  from 11:30 to 1:00 pm. “There will [...]

Parkour- What you need to know

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  “Parkour” is a relatively unknown sport that’s steadily gaining popularity.  It’s more common in big cities with lots of obstacles, but Fredericton has its’ own group of Parkour enthusiasts.  Alex Vietinghoff shows us what the sport is, and how to do it safely. TRANSCRIPT: Parkour.  The art of movement from point A to point [...]

The class of 2012 turns their T-rings

Class of 2012 at the T Ceremony. ( Michelle Twomey/NB Beacon)

Students from the 2012 graduating class didn’t have to brave a snowstorm to make it to Kinsella Auditorium, like the one that postponed the event last week.

Right to Information “Not a Priority” for St. Thomas University

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When The Beacon staff sent right to information requests to St. Thomas University asking for president Dawn Russell’s salary, we were not optimistic. So in December, when a letter came denying the request we were disappointed, but not surprised. The reason for the refusal, according to the letter, was that St. Thomas was not covered [...]

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