My guest today is Amanda Munday, the Executive Director of New Majority. Their mission is to “activate young and first-time voters, ensuring [their] voice is heard where it counts”.
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The students all gather with professor Mark Tunney for a live show send-off, both for their own individual efforts and for the their retiring teacher.
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Hosts Fernanda Sanchez and Caleb Desjardins look at the upcoming federal election through the lens of young people suffering from information and disinformation overload.
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So how does a generation known for a letter synonymous with sleeping adapt to technology that learns 24-7? Hosts Xaviar Johnson and Sean Cunningham examine how artificial intelligence is changing the workplace for the class of 2024.
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Is the honeymoon over between international students and Canada? On today’s STU Lunch Box, hosts Katherine Del Salto and June Horvath talk to students, recruiters and housing advocates about what needs to be done to ensure that Canada and Fredericton remain a magnet for multiculturalism.
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My guest today is Brandon Amyot, who is the Interim National Chairperson for the Canadian Federation of Students. They are calling for a national day of action on November 8 to protest against ever-increasing student debt load, insufficient financial supports for students and universities, and the overloading of international student fees.
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My guests today are Olivia and Emily, two of the nursing students helping to facilitate the upcoming support group discussions called It’s Not About Food
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My guests today are Nancy Wood from the UNB Media Lab and Rebecca Ham from the UNB Equipment Pool. We talk about these great services available to UNB students, faculty & staff.
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Mitchell Peardon and Kennedy Bowden-Welsh reflect on university life and recent financial decisions at STU.
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Today we hear recorded speeches from the UNB/STU 2015 #MyDefinition campaign kick-off, along with music by The Reference Desk and Yes, We Mystic.
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Lauren Gamble and Daniel O’Neil are both Ambassadors with the Canada-Wide Science Fair currently being hosted by UNB. Music today by Instruments and Tallest to Shortest.
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Siddarth Raval from the International Students Association drops by to talk about the upcoming cultural celebration: This Is Africa: Night of Legends. Music by Del Bel and The Marwills.
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The world is big place, filled with interesting people and places, as well as needs and problems. University-aged people are the ones in one of the best positions to travel around the world and help solve these problems — and it’s good for students to see the world as it really is, with their own
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As a collection of people, we seek to build systems of rules and government to make it more clear how we should get along with each other, in the fairest and most equitable way we can. Sometimes, those rules can get embedded for a long time, and it starts to feel like they are unchangeable,
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