Congratulations to Dr. Heather Millar, an associate professor of political science at UNB, whose book has received an honourable mention for the American Political Science Association’s Seymour Lipset Best Book Award. “The award is meaningful for me because it comes from the

Two UNB undergraduates have claimed first place at the 2025 Mathematics Competition, held in October at the Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science Conference in Cape Breton. The winning team—Irina Xie, a first-year student pursuing a double major in mathematics and

At UNB, our Human Rights and Equity Office support the university community by providing guidance, education and resources that help create conditions where people can feel respected supported and valued. Grounded in the University’s Declaration of Rights and Responsibilities,

Researchers at UNB studied how women in rural communities experience intimate partner violence. Their findings highlight how challenges like isolation, limited services and close-knit communities increase risk—and offer recommendations to improve safety. Dr. Cathy Holtmann,

The Department of Computer Science at UNB Saint John proudly sent three student teams, coached by Dr. Peash Saha—to the ICPC NENA Programming Competition this year. A special shoutout to UNBSJ – Team 2 (Ben Foster, Sofiri Jaja, and Zion Dadu), who ranked 1st at the University of

📢 UNB Fredericton Campus Exam Location Update! UNB Fredericton campus students, in response to your feedback and to support academic success, we’ve made changes to improve your exam experience for the fall-term exam period from Dec. 11 through Dec. 20. ✅ What’s New? Exams

White spruce (Picea glauca), a key species in New Brunswick’s forestry sector, has shown resilience to recent droughts, according to new research. New research shows a 25 per cent drop in growth during recent drought years, with larger trees affected the hardest. While the

Content note: This message discusses gender-based violence and may be difficult for some readers. Today we observe the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, honouring the 14 women killed at École Polytechnique in Montréal in 1989 and reflecting on

UNB Saint John’s Department of Computer Science was proudly represented at the 2025 Health Research Symposium in Fredericton! The two-day event featured keynote talks, panel discussions, and oral presentations across biomedical sciences, clinical innovation, health systems, and

UNB Leadership Studies students are turning knowledge into action through CEWIL iHub-supported placements with community partners like the GFSI (Greater Fredericton Social Innovation). 🧠🤝 These 12-week volunteer roles help students tackle real-world challenges, build

Supported by new funding from Natural Resources Canada, researchers at UNB are developing new ways of creating the magnetic materials that will make electric vehicles more efficient and sustainable. “We are proud to support innovative research from Atlantic Canadians that will

UNB Saint John’s Department of Computer Science recently hosted a two-day workshop, “Unlocking Healthcare with AI,” bringing together students, faculty, healthcare professionals and industry experts to explore real-world applications of artificial intelligence in modern

Today, on International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we’re celebrating Dr. Aaron Tabor, co-director of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at UNB, who is transforming how technology supports health and wellness. His research involves therapeutic games that make

Please be advised that due to inclement weather, crews will need time to clear the UNB Saint John campus before opening. As a result UNB Saint John campus is delaying its opening until 10 a.m. The scheduled Board meeting at the MBA building, however, will proceed as planned.

UNB Education is proud to support Indigenous-led experiential learning through CEWIL iHub 🌿🎓 From land-based programs to art healing exhibitions, these initiatives honour culture, community, and resilience. #ProudlyUNB #UNBEducation #CEWILiHub #LandBasedLearning

It’s Giving Tuesday! Today, we celebrate the incredible impact of alumni support. Thanks to your generosity, initiatives like the Faculty Opportunities Funds create hands-on, transformative learning experiences—equipping students with the skills and confidence to succeed every

The Healthy Aging Policy Innovation Lab (HAPIL) at the University of New Brunswick, led by Dr. Catherine Bigonnesse, the Canada Research Chair in Healthy Aging and an associate professor in political science, has released its first report examining how the community-based meal

December is here!❄️ Stay on top of the end-of-term rush with these key dates: 📚 Dec. 9 – Last day of Fall Term classes 📝 Dec. 10 – Reading Day (no classes or tests/assessments) ✏️ Dec. 11 – Final exams begin 🏡 Dec. 21 – Residence closes for the holiday break Full details and

Content note: This message discusses gender-based violence and may be difficult for some readers. UNB will observe the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women on Dec. 6, honouring the 14 women killed at École Polytechnique in Montréal in 1989 and