Melissa Russwurm
Melissa is a 3rd year Journalism student hailing from Salisbury, New Brunswick where she graduated from JMA Armstrong high school in 2006. She likes school, and won a CCAA National Scholar Award for the 2007-2008 academic year.
Melissa loves basketball and is a member of the nationally ranked STU women’s basketball team.
During her Summer season, Melissa does administrative work for Soccer New Brunswick and along with a group of friends, operates an informal “Bordenball” league.
Melissa is a promising journalist who is always looking for that next big story and plans on continuing her career in the field of Journalism after graduation.
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CBC | New Brunswick News - What does maple taffy taste like for the first time? One of our journalists found out March 23, 2023Videojournalist Aniekan Etuhube has been diving into New Brunswick culture since moving to Canada from Nigeria a year ago. He recently paid a visit to Kings Landing to find out how maple syrup is made — and learned how to make his own maple taffy.
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- JavaMoose co-founder Randy Pedersen remembered for big smile March 24, 2023Glen McLean remembers his husband, Randy Pedersen, as someone with a big smile and bigger heart, who always wanted to help people and animals.
- Liberals say Higgs's new 'savings fund' has enough cash for Nova Scotia-style nurse bonuses March 24, 2023A generous bonus program to keep nurses on the job in Nova Scotia continues to generate political debate next door in New Brunswick.
- What does maple taffy taste like for the first time? One of our journalists found out March 23, 2023
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- Competing views on STU’s new digital media courses March 24, 2023When Donald Dickson, a journalism professor at St. Thomas University, learned the broadcasting courses he has taught for the past 16 years were not on the course offerings for the upcoming academic year, he was “a little bit disappointed.” “I’m still a part-timer, [so] I’m not involved in the discussions,” he said. “I’m just assuming […]Giuliana Grillo De Lambarri
- Help desk theft leaves STUISA pres shocked March 23, 2023Ahmik Burneo, president of the St. Thomas University International Students Association, was shocked when he learned someone allegedly stole his organization’s cashbox from inside the James Dunn Hall help desk. Burneo said he was informed about the theft on March 16 by STUISA’s treasurer, Isabella Baralt, after she went to collect the cashbox that morning. [ […]Aaron Sousa
- “Mr. Information” tackles misinformation March 22, 2023Black Box Productions presented its final show of the year last week, a student-written musical called Mr. Information. The play was written by fourth-year English and fine arts major Noah Deas, who spent a year writing the musical for his honours thesis. His script was inspired by digital misinformation spread throughout the pandemic, and the […]Martina Barclay
- Competing views on STU’s new digital media courses March 24, 2023
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