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.
The global pandemic has students encountering a much different university experience. In Fredericton, students are navigating COVID-19 while also struggling...
Students in the Mi'kmaq-Maliseet Social Work program at St. Thomas University (STU) showcased their work and passions at a Social...
St. Thomas University recently "flipped" its contract for custodial services, leaving the workers without a union and collective agreement to...
Many employers in New Brunswick, including universities, use anti-labour and anti-union techniques as a management strategy. One tactic is “contract...
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