Im at unbfr and the meal hall food is questionable. Its all you can eat which i like but sometimes the hot food is just not it. The food at the sub is better especially that burger place but i hate that it closes so early. I have lectures until 7 on most days but the place closes at 5. I go to the meal hall and its just scraps. Ive been living on pizza and grilled cheese since i got here. I cant afford to doordash often. I feel like a fat chud here. A pizza eating chud.

Low appointment bookings for November 9, 10, and 18, and we need your help to fill these spots!

If you’re able to donate, please book your appointment at blood.ca, through the GiveBlood app, or by calling 1-888-DONATE.

Hi! Does anyone have any good online study guides they recommend for ECON 1073?
Economics has never been my strong suit 😅

Beckett Internet at UNBSJ is genuinely so terrible I’m not able to do anything

Heyy, has anyone ever submitted a Master of Engineering (especially Electrical) application 3 months before the semester starts, especially as an international student? If so, how long did it take for you to get your admission offer after applying? Thanks

Hello, i want to apply to UNB but i wanted to find out about their co op opportunities, are there mainly jobs in the province or most of the jobs are out of province? how competitive are they?

Hey everyone! I applied to UNB’s MEng ECE program for Winter 2027 on September 28, and my application is marked complete.

I’m an international applicant. I’m worried about getting my LOA and study permit in time for January.

How long did your UNB admission decision take? Has anyone applied around this time (about 3.5 months before Winter intake) and successfully started in January? Thanks!

Gente, estou muito grato a AdUnb, por ter organizado o evento de segunda -feira à noite, em Brasília. Eu participei desse ato espontâneo organizado por mestres, alunos e ex-alunos da UnB. O clima político tá tão pesado, né? A angústia parece que não dá trégua. Mas aí, de repente, a gente se viu ali, no auditório, e uma orquestra tocando a canção "É", do Gonzaguinha, acompanhando este coro "multitudinario".

Eu estava no meio da multidão. E foi impossível não se emocionar. A letra diz tanto sobre a gente, sobre o que a gente tá vivendo... "A gente não quer só comida, a gente quer comida, diversão e arte". Cantar isso junto, com tanta gente que também tá sentindo o mesmo, foi como um abraço coletivo. Senti um alívio imediato, uma sensação de que não estamos sozinhos.

O vídeo (link abaixo) mostra um pouco desse momento. Não é sobre política partidária, é sobre humanidade, sobre resistência e sobre a força que a arte tem de nos curar. Recomendo assistir com o som alto e o coração aberto. Foi o respiro que eu precisava nessa quinta-feira à noite.

[Link do vídeo: https://youtu.be/zWSYfPPUUZ4?is=Y31PFMWq28SBZtsT\]

Alguém mais aqui já passou por algo parecido? Sentir que a música te salvou de um momento de angústia? Conta pra mim.

Is he strict when grading?

Are there any events for students on the Dean's list in science? If so, what are they, and when are invitations sent out?

Is there a dress code for the deans list gala?

I'm an alumni who goes to the university libraries fairly often and I just noticed that when I went to the UNB library website they were temporarily unavailable due to some sort of security issue. I was wondering if anyone happens to have any insight into what is going on.

Hey everyone,

I'm a Grade 12 CBSE student from India, planning to apply for the Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS) program at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton for September 2027.

I've been researching admissions, tuition, living expenses, and the study permit process. I've also contacted a UNB recruitment representative and confirmed that I can apply using predicted Grade 12 grades.

My biggest concern now is the financial side.

My family is planning around an education loan of approximately ₹42 lakh INR. A significant portion of that would go toward initial expenses, including tuition and the required proof of funds for my study permit. I'm also hoping to manage my living costs carefully and potentially find part-time work once I'm eligible.

However, I'm worried about what happens if the plan doesn't work out the way we're expecting.

For example:

• What if I can't find a part-time job for several months, or can't find one at all?
• How difficult is it to cover tuition and living expenses in Fredericton as an international student?
• What unexpected expenses did you face that you hadn't planned for?
• If the money starts running short, what realistic options do students have? Is taking on additional debt common, or do students sometimes have to leave their studies?
• For Indian students who financed their education with loans, how manageable was the repayment burden after graduation?
• Looking back, what amount of funding would you have wanted available before leaving India?
• Would you still recommend UNB Fredericton for a student in my position, knowing what you know now?

I'd especially appreciate responses from current UNB students, recent graduates, and Indian international students who have dealt with similar financial constraints.

I'm not looking for reassurance that everything will magically work out. I want to understand the realistic risks before my family commits to such a large financial decision.

Thanks in advance. I'd genuinely appreciate honest experiences, including the difficult ones.

I am planning to apply for the MTME program for the Fall of 2027 as an international student. I have over 3 years of background in IT project management and am looking at this program to boost my credentials and transition into broader tech management role.

I would love to hear from current students or alumni or residents of NB on:

1. Coursework: How was your experience with the coursework and curriculum?

2. Part-time jobs: What is the current situations for finding part-time work while studying there?

3. Post-grad Job Market in NB: I am worried about finding works in IT/technology field in NB upon graduation. Are there prospective IT roles in NB?

I would appreciate any advice, tips, or honest experiences you can share and thank you so much!

Canadian Blood Services will be hosting a blood donation event at the Student Union Building on November 9 and 10.

230 appointments slots remain!

Book your appointment at blood.ca, through the GiveBlood app, or by calling 1-888-2-DONATE.

Hi everyone,

I am looking for other victims of Dr. Manoj Bhargava. Specifically, those who saw him through UNB's student health centre.

I believe as a collective unit, especially those who do not have a provable legal case, should write an open letter to UNB calling for accountability, acknowledgment, and reconciliation for the university's part in negligence and duty for student health and safety. An open public letter to the university, will call for public response and accountability for the failure to these students. Names can be kept private.

Information I have gathered:

- UNB was made aware of complaints dating back to at least 2014.

- 40+ individual complaints but I am aware that 30+ may not have provable civil legal grounds. These provable grounds are an injustice to the harm caused to students who were vulnerable and were made vulnerable by UNB's inaction.

This is just a small snippet, I would love to hear interest and/or discuss other ideas or opportunity to hold UNB accountable in some way.

Follow up questions:

Do you think UNB should be held responsible?

Do you believe the victims should see some type of restoration and/or reconciliation for what happened to them?

What do you think would be the appropriate actions for UNB to take for accountability/reconciliation?

I called them over 20 times today, and stayed on the line for about 2 minutes for each call. They just don’t answer, kinda seems like they just don’t care cause it’s not the first time. Once I was dead sick, and called them 84 times. No answer.

What are my chances for an interview/possible acceptance for dalhousie med school as a New Brunswick resident? I’m applying to the DMNB campus. I’d love to know acceptance too but obviously that comes with getting an interview first. I saw someone else post something similar to this so I was wondering if anyone had any insight

Gpa: 3.9/4.0
MCAT: 506
Casper: 4Q

ECs:
Co-president of society, food bank, hospital, community journal volunteer, lots of long-term commitments
Total around 395 hrs

Work experience: research for three summers (no pubs), part-time job in grocery store, some hybrid jobs, some of my jobs are over 3yr commitments

Awards: very minimal, couple of work ones, school scholarship, deans list

If anyone has interviewed (or even been accepted!) with these kind of stats, let me know :) I know my MCAT is a bit on the lower side so I’m a bit worried about that. Thanks so much for any advice

Hey people. I’m a mature 30 year old student looking for a new play group to play MTG. I mostly play EDH/CEDH and Pioneer for constructed. I don’t have much free time with my studies, but, it’d be really nice to play some paper magic. I have autism and ptsd so if we could pick a location that is sensory friendly, that’d be great. I use proxy cards in my decks :) Thanks!

(I am the tall dude with hand and neck tattoos if you ever see me on campus! My name’s Gabe if you want to say hi and talk magic for a minute!)

Hi UNB! The Cap City Tattoo Festival is coming up (Delta Fredericton, 7-8 November). We have a huge giveaway on now via instagram and facebook, and we are offering $10 student day passes this year at the door (be sure to bring your student ID).

Here are a few important updates on what’s happening this year. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments!

• 60 (!!!) of our 70 artists are ONLY taking walk-ups. That means you don’t need to pre-book, and since lists will start fresh both days you’ll have the same chance to get in with your favourite artist whether you come Saturday or Sunday.
• Live music! Lineup includes Josh Bravener, Connor Fox, HINCH, STILL M.A.D, Black Suit Devil, and Rich Gloade & Friends 
• Our Saturday afterparty will be on the Delta Terrace, with bonfires, s'mores, cash bar and casual acoustic sets from Josh Bravener and Black Suit Devil. This is open to anyone with a day or weekend pass.
• Flippins will be hosting a pop-up arcade at Cap City throughout the weekend, play for fun or enter a competition
• Ticket sales for workshops are open now. These are $12 each and are intro level classes for people interested in the basics of stained glass, intro to hip-hop, podcasting, patchwork sewing, or even paranormal investigation!
• 2 of our pro seminars (Friday 6 Nov) are open to anyone, and have a few spots left: This is a rare chance to learn from the incredible Hans Deslauriers (Design with Intent) or Becky O’Quinn (Composition, Contrast, and Colour Techniques for Artists and Tattooers). DM them on IG to register.
• And of course, we'll have incredible vendors, a killer Festival menu from Stmr36, lightning giveaways runnings both days, and lots more. 

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Follow us on instagram for live updates and as we continue showcasing this year’s artists, or check out our website for more info.

Hope to see you there!

Maddie, Arnaud and Ryan
Cap City Tattoo Festival team

thoughts ???

Does anyone have any advice for the first test in prof Verma’s class. I find it really hard to follow along and understand and he hasn’t really said what the test will be like on really on.

I just didn't want to be the only one and stick out like a sore thumb lol.

As the title suggests, I’m currently considering enrolling in the part-time online MBA Program at UNB.

I’m currently in my early 30’s working full-time as an engineer. My employer has a pretty decent continuing education program, and will more than likely be covering my tuition costs. I’m mostly curious about the workload, professors, and overall program difficulty.

Any advice or feedback from people who have taken the program?

Thanks!