Thomas University News

The relationship between a teacher and student will be celebrated at St. Thomas University's summer convocation when honorary degrees are conferred to music teacher Mabel Doak and her former student Measha Brueggergosman, a world-renowned soprano.

When school finishes for the summer, it's a blissful feeling of relaxation for many young students - for the first few days.

The new centre for Excellence in Energy and construction announced for the community college in Fredericton should have been placed at the community college in Miramichi.

During the darkness of depression, books can offer consolation, comfort. G6 Reviews by Rebecca Higgins In the thick of depression, it's not always possible to read.

Marc Gionet is taking his fight against international human rights violations online.

Energy Minister Jack Keir insists money was the main factor behind the decision to locate the new Centre for Excellence in Energy and Construction at the local community college, rather than at UNB-Saint John.

Graduates at Carleton North High School mill about moments before the school's graduation ceremony on June 18.

Matt McCann wasn't supposed to spend his summer working for St. Thomas University in Fredericton, New Brunswick.

Bonar Law Memorial School celebrated its 30th graduation ceremony on Saturday as 81 graduates received their diplomas, looked ahead to the future, and reflected on the past.

A torrent of opposition hit city council Monday night as students and environmentalists said the city has an obligation to try to offer incentives or help negotiate a deal to keep Acadian Coach Lines downtown.

Last weekend's shooting death of a tourist visiting Miami Beach has drawn national attention from Arab-American groups and others who are planning a vigil Friday night in front of the Miami Beach police headquarters.

Oromocto high school graduates Brandon Leet-MacFarlane, left, Robert Laviolette, centre and Matthew Larocque celebrate as they wait in line prior to Thursday nights graduation ceremony held at base gagetown.

UVI trustee gives $150,000 Money will help fund new president's salary By ALDETH LEWIN Monday, June 15th 2009 Daily News Photo by ALDETH LEWIN University of the Virgin Islands board of trustees chairman Alex Moorhead, left, accepts a $150,000 check from fellow board member Donald Sussman to help pay the salary of UVI's next president, David Hall.

The gubernatorial race in the Peach state is underway, and the campaign trains have left the station.

Miguel Diaz may be the next U.S. ambassador to the Vatican, but the St. John's University theology professor isn't talking.

Dellica King works on her laptop while at Read's Newsstand and Caf in downtown Fredericton.

Canada Post will pay tribute to St. Thomas University next year, but it won't be with a stamp.

By Mark Lastinger Thomasville Times-Enterprise THOMASVILLE - On Wednesday, Live Oak native and former Suwannee Bulldog Ryan Stovall added to his lengthy list of contributions to the local baseball scene.

Longtime elections maven Tim Durham was appointed chief deputy to Supervisor of Elections Jennifer Edwards.

It's been six months since Audrey Gillis graduated from St. Thomas University and she still can't find a job in New Brunswick.