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This Is the State of the MCU Leading Into The Fantastic Four: First Steps and Avengers: Doomsday

Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)

This Is the State of the MCU Leading Into The Fantastic Four: First Steps and Avengers: Doomsday

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Warning: this article contains spoilers for the most recent MCU projects, including Captain America: Brave New World, Daredevil: Born Again, and Thunderbolts/The New Avengers.With the release of Thunderbolts - or should we say, The New Avengers - the Marvel Cinematic Universe is at a critical point. The upcoming Ironheart series officially caps off Phase 5 of the MCU, while The Fantastic Four: First Steps kicks off Phase 6. We’re now entering th…See the Story

Time is ticking: an analysis of ‘There is Nothing You Can Do’

St. John's · St. John's

Time is ticking: an analysis of ‘There is Nothing You Can Do’

The still-dim auditorium filled in seconds. The stage is dressed like anyone’s living room with mismatched pillows, an off-centered coffee table, and a fish painting. Everything is sitting, waiting, uncanny in its ordinariness, as time unravels. Time isn’t just a theme in There’s Nothing You Can Do—it’s a creeping antagonist, stalking every breath, beat, and breakdown on stage. Performed at the LSPU Hall from May 9 to May 11, Cole Hayley’s darkl…Read Article

How to navigate university life after high school

Cole Harbour · Cole Harbour

How to navigate university life after high school

‘The years a student spends in university are the best years of their lives’: this exclamation is made by many parents and teachers to tepid freshman, urging them to take advantage of the freedom of university life. Although brimming with optimism, this statement doesn’t guide upcoming students to how first year will be, and how the transition between high school and university can be made. What can one expect when entering university for the fi…Read Article

Pro-Palestine protesters hold traffic on Water Street

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Political Science students gain representation

The Political Science Department has granted voting rights to student representatives in future department meetings. The move reversed a January 2023 decision from the department to revoke voting rights from Graduate and Undergraduate representatives. The decision was met with ire and confusion from the Undergraduate and Graduate Societies at a subsequent town hall. The Undergraduate Student Society highlighted that the decision would damage rel…St. John's · St. John's Read Article

Lawnya Vawnya festival schedule breakdown

Lawnya Vawnya is a local non-profit organization focused on multidisciplinary artists and independent musicians. It hosts artists in residence year-round as well as an annual festival, putting in its dues to keep creative circles in the province alive and well. Running from June 4th-7th, this year’s festival will mark its 15th consecutive year of operation. This year’s schedule is absolutely jam–packed with musical performances from both local a…St. John's · St. John's Read Article

Board of Regents rejects proposal to freeze tuition

Student representatives from CFS-NL, MUNSU, and the Grenfell Campus Students Union, expressed their disappointment in the Board of Regents over a vote to reject a pause in planned tuition increase. The Board of Regents was tasked with deciding whether to pause the 4% increase on tuition for the 2025-26 academic year. While some student activists expected a freeze on tuition after the provincial government halted cuts to the Tuition Offset Grant…St. John's · St. John's Read Article

What does Velvet’s closure mean for the St. John’s queer community?

February 8th, 2025 was the last day of operation for Velvet Club & Lounge, St. John’s only remaining gay bar since the closure of Kaleidoscope in 2023. St. John’s has had an ebb-and-flow of openly queer bars since the 1970s, but there has usually been at least one functioning at any given time amidst small gaps between closures and re-openings. Right now, St. John’s is left with no establishments for 2SLGBTQIA+ centered nightlife once again. Th…St. John's · St. John's Read Article

‘There’s Nothing You Can Do’ comes to LSPU Hall

Have you ever had a quarter-life crisis? Well, so has Cole Hayley, and his experimental play exploring this, There’s Nothing You Can Do, presented at the Resource Center for the Arts Theatre LSPU Hall from May 7-11. Written by playwright Cole Hayley, directed by Chelsea Dab Hilke, scored by a variety of St. John’s bands, including CUERPOS who wrote two original songs specifically for the play, and a cast brimming with local talent, There’s Nothi…St. John's · St. John's Read Article

Dr. Janet Morrison named MUN’s next president and vice-chancellor

Dr. Janet Morrison, an educator and advocate, has been named the new head of Memorial University. Since 2018, Dr. Morrison has served as president and vice-chancellor of Ontario’s Sheridan College in Ontario, where she previously served as vice-president (academic) and provost. Prior to 2016, she held various executive positions at York University, including vice-provost (students). Dr. Morrison is a recognized national leader and applied resear…Higher Education · Canada See the Story

ECMA Awards back on track says board chair

The board of the East Coast Music Association (ECMA) has released a statement on their upcoming awards ceremony in St. John’s, taking accountability for how they handled the release of their CEO this past January. The ceremony has been in a difficult spot the last few months. Six nominees have dropped out, including Jeremy Dutcher, Mo Kenney, and Wolf Castle. This is in response to the ECMA letting go of CEO Blanche Israël in January, who was ch…St. John's · St. John's Read Article

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