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...in Fredericton). She studied for her undergraduate degree at Mount Allison University, and later completed an MFA in creative writing at UNB, under the guidance ...gave a reading from her poetry collection ''Breaker ''in the Faculty Staff Club at UNBSJ during her term as writer-in-residence, alongside reading at UNB's

...ofessional Engineers of New Brunswick. Baxter's individual write-up in the university yearbook ''Up the Hill'' reads: ...lta Rho in her Junior and Senior years. She was also a member of the Chess Club, and an avid badminton player. During her Sophomore and Junior years she ha

...Ball. To accomodate this move, the UNB Law Society revised and amended its club constitution. *''University Monthly,'' vol. 42, no. 5, 1923, p. 178.

...cafeteria, SUB Towne clothing store, the SUB Shoppe convenience store, the University Women’s Centre, the Blue Lounge, the SUB Styles hair salon, and Flannery

...ion|Student Representative Council]]'''.''' In 1955, with the [[Presidents|University President's]] approval, the group began awarding scholarships using fund-ra ...o-sponsored morning worship services with the [[Canterbury_Club|Canterbury Club]] and the [[Inter-Varsity_Christian_Fellowship|Inter-Varsity Christian Fell

...]] suggested that the annual dinner of the [[Forestry_Association|Forestry Club]] be called Hammerfest, a name that was thereafter embraced by Forestry stu ...G. (ed). ''The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Faculty of Forestry at the University of New Brunswick 1908-1958. ''Fredericton: The U.N.B. Forestry Associa

...traditionally regaled the graduating Seniors with a witty history of their university careers and humorous prophecies about their futures. Sometimes, charades an ...ie University proposed the formation of an Intercollegiate Ladies Debating Club. The Delta Rho Society was initially quite enthusiastic but withdrew the fo

'''Previous/other names:''' UNB Dramatic Club (1910 - 1913), Dramatic Society (1938). *''University Monthly,'' vol. 30, no. 2, 1910, p. 114.

...ofessor of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy; President of the University of New Brunswick, 1861-85. Schooled in the traditions of the Scottish unive ...dy and the community in general, while in the 1950s it served as a faculty club. From 1967 to 1984 the Observatory was occupied by the literary magazine ''

...of students to her courses and she was intensely involved in the Classics Club, organizing lavish plays and Roman banquets for the students. *''University Perspectives'', vol. 15, no. 2, October 1988, p. 4.

...the fact that the chapel was too small to hold all interested viewers, the university gave the group permission to hold meetings in the library. It was hoped tha In 1966 the [[Liberal_Club|Liberal Club]] posited that the Model Parliament should be discontinued at UNB and elsew

...was formed ca. 1914 in an attempt to centralize student leadership at the university, as well as simplify the financial situation of administering student monie ...stem of student levy collection forced the Students’ Union to petition the university Senate in 1928 to a compulsive student levy that would be collected by the

at the University of New Brunswick<br> ...versity of New Brunswick in its one hundred and fifty-second year. For the University of New Brunswick, apart from its many other distinctions, has been the crad

...s old colonial empire, that one must ultimately look for the origin of the University of New Brunswick. The austere theology of the Puritans of Massachusetts was ...y was functioning shortly afterwards (at first in a cottage on what is now University Avenue and by 1793 in its own building), the actual granting of the charter