The students of Nathan Thompson, a part-time instructor in sociology at St. Thomas University, put together a media assignment on men and masculinities.
“The students demonstrate some real creativity and playfulness with a serious subject. It is a credit to Nathan and to St. Thomas that our undergrads produce such interesting work,” says Matthew Hayes, acting chair of the sociology department.
Every day, multiple students living with disabilities at St. Thomas University are forced to find and make their own physical,...
St. Thomas University hosted an Indigenous film festival from October 28-30 at Ted Daigle Auditorium. On the first evening of...
Mature students, those aged 24 and over, are of vital significance to enrolments in New Brunswick post-secondary education institution. At...
Higher education is by no means an easy endeavour. To be successful, one must excel in coursework, keep to a...
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