Author: Lee Hurley

Lee Hurley
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Lee Hurley served as The Muse's Arts and Culture Editor from 2024-2025, and Managing Editor from 2025-2026. Their term as Managing Editor saw The Muse back in print with a 75th Anniversary supplement and a 'Sex, Drugs, and Rock n' Roll' magazine issue after a decade of web-only publication. During Lee's term, they were a passionate Communication and Media Studies major and self-proclaimed "expert" on local music scenes, doing their part to fill the gap in arts coverage within our province. Lee was usually haunting the Communications wing of the arts building or blasting painstakingly curated playlists in the Muse office.

St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival celebrates 36 years: Festival Breakdown

Arts & CultureLee Hurley -
The St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival (SJIWFF) is celebrating its 36th year, making it the longest-running women’s film festival in Canada. The 2025...

Is the Breezeway ‘back’?

FeaturesLee Hurley -
Originally an outdoor quad between the old Science and Chemistry/Physics buildings, now located on the first floor of the UC, MUNSU’s student bar, ‘The...

St. John’s math rock trio concludes national tour ‘Swimming Across Canada’

Arts & CultureLee Hurley -
This summer, well-loved St. John’s math rock/midwest emo trio Swimming embarked on a cross-country tour, aptly named ‘Swimming Across Canada.’ This tour was bigger...

MUNSU announces Day of Action: ‘1999’s Unfinished Business’

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MUNSU and CFSNL have announced that 2025 day of action will be held on October 1st. This happens to fall on a provincial election...

Local releases for your end of summer playlist

Arts & CultureLee Hurley -
Music library looking as dry as this summers heatwave? St. John’s musicians have you covered. Here are some of The Muse’s recommendations from local...

New student apartments to be ready for fall semester

NewsLee Hurley -
Along with the rest of Canada, Newfoundland is currently experiencing a housing crisis, and students are especially vulnerable within a volatile and increasingly expensive...

Local literary journal ‘toothcut’ launches first issue

Arts & CultureLee Hurley -
On Sunday evening, August 24, a hush fell over the usually lively Ship Pub as attendees carefully listened to readings from the incredible writers...

Canada Games isn’t just sports: ARTA VISTA festival enters second week

SportsLee Hurley -
The 2025 Canada Games will run from August 8-25, drawing athletes from all over the country to compete, but this year’s programming brings the...

A broke student’s guide to thrifting in St. John’s

OpinionLee Hurley -
Shopping secondhand, or ‘thrifting,’ has skyrocketed in popularity the last few years, in part due to trends, in part rocky economic conditions faced by...

Students concerned as MUN cuts courses, delaying graduations

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Students frustrated as Grenfell and St. John's campuses affected by continuous budget cuts

‘It’s a range life if you settle down!’: Indie band biopic ‘Pavements’

Arts & CultureLee Hurley -
'It's a range life if you settle down!' Indie band biopic available in Canada

‘Proof we exist’: Videographer GNDN Media documents St. John’s music scene

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Check out GNDN Media to become a 'Fogtown Hardcore' historian
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