🎉 Gala dinner celebrating @UNBLaw. Honouring our people and our past, present and future. 📌Save the Date: Friday, May 16 👇👇

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🌌 Inspiring the Next Generation on International Day of Women and Girls in Science! 🌌 Meet Roseleen Kafley, UNB's trailblazing physics student who attended the 73rd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting. Her interactions with Nobel laureates have fueled her determination to advance space exploration and inspire others. "Attending the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. It was the best six days of my life, full of knowledge and wisdom," Roseleen said. Read more ➡️

💡Transforming Engineers into Visionary Leaders with MELDI. Students will be equipped with the skills and experience to lead and affect change within an organization and within an industry. Don't just be an engineer, become an engineering leader. Apply by June 1st for Canadian students and March 1st for international students. Learn more at ➡️ @UNBEngineering

Congratulations, Caitlin Grogan (BA'19), on receiving a 2024-2025 Alumni Student Leadership Award! Caitlin has been deeply involved as a student leader since her days as an arts undergraduate student on the UNB Saint John campus, and now as a current UNB Law student in Fredericton. Read more ➡️

Announcing the 2025 Proudly UNB Award recipients! 🎉 With over 100,000 UNB alumni around the world, we have many reasons to be proud. Our alumni are changemakers, distinguishing themselves through outstanding service to their alma mater, their communities, province, or country, and beyond. The Proudly UNB Awards recognize these outstanding alumni and demonstrate our pride in their accomplishments. Read more ➡️

How hockey helped Troy Ryan, a Toronto Sceptres coach and UNB alum, find a way out of poverty. Troy is the head coach of PWHL's Toronto Sceptres, has coached more wins at the Women's World Championships than anyone else, and will lead the Canadian women's team into another Olympics in 2026 after coaching the team to a gold medal in 2022. Read his story 👉

MELDI, Masters of Engineering Leadership in Design Innovation, combines globally-recognized expertise in Engineering, Management and Leadership. 👉 Management courses are taken through the faculty of management, an AACSB-accredited faculty. Don't just be an engineer, become an engineering leader. Apply by June 1st for Canadian students and March 1st for international students. Learn more at ➡️ @UNBEngineering

🌍 Celebrate International Development Week with UNB! 🌍 Discover how our International Development Studies (IDS) program addresses global challenges like forced displacement, poverty and climate change. Offering minor, double major and joint honours options on the Fredericton campus, IDS provides a global vision and excellent career prospects. Find out more ➡️

We’re part way through winter, and today is the perfect day to celebrate one of our own who helps you warm up your cold mornings with an East Coast twist! Learn about how Laura is disrupting the coffee industry ➡️

UNB celebrates Black History Month by honouring the achievements of Black Canadians. Join us for events like the Black and Racialized Staff and Faculty Meet-up, Working While Black documentary screening and panel discussion and the 9th Annual Black History Month Lecture. Let's learn, reflect and commit to progress together. Read more ➡️

Get the UNB Safe App in Fredericton, Saint John, and Moncton. It's designed to keep students, faculty, and staff secure and connected on campus. Key Features: 🔴Work Alone: Studying late? Stay connected with campus security. 🔴Friend Walk: Share your location with a friend for safe travels. 🔴Report a Tip: See something? Say something to keep campus safe. 🔴Mobile Blue Light: Instantly share your location with security if you feel unsafe. 🔴Virtual Walk Home: Let security monitor your walk home. Download now: UNB Safe App and enhance your campus experience! 🌟

Earlier this month, the UNB Business Administration Undergraduate Society hosted the exciting "Navigating the Challenges Within a Case Competition 2025" in Fredericton. This event gathered future business leaders from institutions like UNB, Saint Mary's, Dalhousie, and Guelph. Teams of 2-6 students showcased their strategic skills and innovative ideas. Beyond competition, it offered valuable networking with peers, sponsors, and judges. UNB students won first place, earning a $2,000 prize.

In honour of the National Day of Remembrance of the Quebec City Mosque Attack and Action Against Islamophobia, we highlight the work of Thamina Jaferi, a passionate EDI practitioner and lawyer who recently delivered an insightful workshop on Islamophobia through UNB’s Human Rights and Equity Office. “It’s important for us to be aware of the ways in which Islamophobia manifests so that we can take action to prevent fatal tragedies, acts of violence, discrimination, harassment and microaggressions, all which threaten the multicultural and pluralist character of Canada.” – Thamina Jaferi Read more ➡️

On Emily Wheaton’s (BA’24) graduation day last spring, the UNB history and politics grad had the opportunity to sit down with best-selling author, pre-eminent historian and UNB honorary degree recipient Margaret MacMillan. Learn more ➡️

On this day, we honour the memory of the six million Jews and millions of others who were murdered in the Holocaust. Earlier today, Jasmine Kranat, founder of Atlantic Canada Education Foundation, delivered impactful workshops on Holocaust education through the HREO. She also shared her insights on this important day in a special Q&A published on the UNB Newsroom. "The Holocaust teaches us that silence in the face of hatred is complicity and that we all have a responsibility to act with compassion and courage when we see injustice." - Jasmine Kranat Read the full Q&A ➡️

Today, on International Environmental Education Day, we want to share the important story of Dr. Rafaella Mayrinck. Together with her students, she's tackling climate change by studying the genetics of tree species. Learn more about her work ➡️

Today, on International Day of Education, we are celebrating Shelley Solomon and her daughters, Heaven and Dorian, who were among the first to graduate from the Wabanaki Bachelor of Education program. Read their story ➡️