UNB Nursing students are making a difference in communities across NB through CEWIL iHub-supported practicums and bursaries. 🩺🌍 From Indigenous health & healing to rural placements, these experiences build skills and compassion for tomorrow’s healthcare leaders. #ProudlyUNB

UNB Arts students are gaining hands-on experience through CEWIL iHub internships and the Lorenzo Legacy Project with ArtsLink NB. 🎨📝 From arts writing to community placements, these opportunities connect academic learning with vibrant cultural work across NB. Pictured here

When Dr. Yukun Lu came to UNB, she brought with her a background in autonomous vehicle control and a clear goal: to apply her expertise to a challenge that matters in New Brunswick. That challenge is the shortage of skilled truck drivers in the province’s forestry sector, and

The University of New Brunswick’s faculty of nursing and teaching professor Renée Gordon have been recognized with top honours at the 2025 SIM Expo, presented by Simulation Canada in Montreal on Nov. 3 and 4. “These awards reflect the incredible dedication and creativity of our

Celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week with us next week! 🌎✨ Every November, over 10 million people take part in events that inspire, connect and equip innovators to succeed. Don’t miss out, check out our lineup of events starting on Monday ➡️ https://t.co/gjjWW3BKvj All

The UNB community has been touched by multiple global conflicts. Two of the buildings on our Fredericton campus reflect some of this history. Memorial Hall was built to honour the 35 UNB students and alumni who lost their lives in the First World War. They were outstanding

UNB is proud to launch 16 new experiential learning projects this fall through CEWIL iHub, backed by nearly $1M in funding! 🎓💡 These initiatives span nursing, kinesiology, forestry & more by connecting classroom learning to real-world impact. Stay tuned as we spotlight how

This year marks the ten-year anniversary of the strategic partnership between the University of New Brunswick and @irvingoil, a relationship rooted in experiential learning and a strong commitment to student success. Over the past 10 years, we've worked together to: ✅ Provide

We had a great time hosting Take Your Kids to Work Day this past Wednesday. Thanks to everyone who took part and helped give our future leaders a look inside life at UNB. ✨

Earlier this month, UNB associate professor of earth sciences Dr. Audrey Limoges shared with us her first day aboard CCGS Amundsen, as she embarked on a month-long science expedition with the ship’s crew and scientists from across Canada. Want to know what happened after that

We are excited to be hosting Grade 9 students on both campuses today! Take Your Kids to Work Day at UNB provides students with an opportunity to explore careers through hands-on experiences and knowledge-sharing. #takeyourkidtoworkday #ProudlyUNB

November is here! Note the key deadlines listed below. 📅 Nov. 10-14 Fall Term Reading Week - no classes scheduled. ❤️ Nov. 11 Remembrance Day - University Closed - no classes scheduled.* ✏️ Nov. 25 Last day of Fall Term to hold class tests. Full list of undergraduate

New research by UNB chemistry professor Dr. Barry Blight could revolutionize how we deal with aluminum refining waste, aluminum recycling and even fuelling our world—reducing how much material ends up in landfills and making our future more sustainable. Learn more ➡️

As Canada’s oldest English-language university, UNB has its fair share of supposed haunted buildings and creepy stories. Campus lore has it that a lonely and expansive maze of tunnels—where ghostly shadows linger and unexplained sounds trill and echo—snake beneath both the

We are excited to be hosting Grade 9 students on both campuses on Nov. 5! Take Your Kids to Work Day at UNB will provide students with an opportunity to explore careers through hands-on experiences and knowledge-sharing. #takeyourkidtoworkday #ProudlyUNB

Congrats class of 2025! 🎓 You’ve studied hard, dreamed big, and now it’s time to celebrate everything you’ve accomplished. Here’s to new beginnings and endless possibilities!

This month, Safe AbuJayyab received the Champions for Cultural Diversity - INSPIRE Award from the New Brunswick Multicultural Council for his community involvement, volunteer initiatives, and projects with UNB! Congratulations Safe AbuJayyab!

In honour of Women’s History Month, we’re shining a light on a fascinating project that uncovers the hidden histories of eight women who lived on the margins of Saint John over a century ago. Former SSHRC postdoctoral fellow Dr. Gemma Marr and Saint John-based artist KC Wilcox

The University of New Brunswick and philanthropist Loretta Windsor are pleased to announce the launch of the Ken Windsor Graduate Fellowship in History. This will be awarded to a student pursuing graduate studies in history on UNB’s Fredericton campus. Read more →

Naloxone nasal spray kits for emergency use are available on our Fredericton and Saint John campuses, including our residences and Moncton site. These kits, introduced in January 2025, are part of a coordinated effort to support emergency response readiness and promote safety