Students go Trick or Eat for the STU food bank, which keeps students feed through the winter.

A fifth-year history student describes a live-scored screening at the Playhouse, and why the misunderstood monster still resonates.

New York Dylan Garand (#33) defends the net against Vancouver's Linus Karlsson (#94). (Photo credit: Robert Sabo/ New York Post) Thanksgiving has come and gone. Halloween is on the horizon. Turkeys are replaced with pumpkins. Pumpkin pie becomes a dish of candy and chocolates. Skeleton and graveyard decor is seen everywhere you look. Often, the holiday offers more tricks than treats. Just ask the New York Rangers. They had their first scare of the season early on. Igor Sheste

This year, the Freddy Fright Fest took place at Officer's Square in downtown Fredericton. (Brianna Lyttle/AQ) During a chilly October night in Officer’s Square, a balloon entrance way and scare actors chase people around with roaring chainsaws. It was official, Freddy Fright Fest had made its fearsome return. Freddy Fright Fest has just wrapped up its fifth annual iteration. The event consisted of a haunted tour with regular and low scare options. Despite attempts to intimi