FORESTRY CLASS OF 1966

Kick off your reunion weekend in true forester fashion at this special Forestry Class of 1966 reception. Join your fellow ’66 classmates for an evening of camaraderie, storytelling, and celebration as you reconnect with friends who shared your time in the woods, the classroom, and everything in between. This event is open to Forestry Class of 1966 alumni and their guests. (Cash bar)

Dress: your preference

Let the celebrations begin! Pick up your name badge, swag bag, and event tickets, then stay awhile to mingle with classmates, fellow alumni, and friends. Enjoy light finger foods and a cash bar in the relaxed atmosphere of the Alumni Lounge - the perfect setting to start reconnecting, sharing stories, and easing into a weekend full of memories and celebration. (cash bar)

Dress: Business casual/Casual (red and black encouraged!)

Celebrate a century of innovation, learning and discovery with UNB’s department of electrical & computer engineering at a gala dinner! Begin the evening with live music from the jazz trio Solina, one of Atlantic Canada’s most exciting trios, and conversation with current and former professors, fellow alumni, and friends, followed by a three-course meal (choice of salmon, chicken or vegetarian).

Dress: cocktail/formal  

NOTE: Deadline to purchase tickets for this event is May 29.

Join us for a special alumni reception in celebration of a milestone year at UNB's faculty of management (formerly business administration) – 75 years of delivering business programs and 50 years as an official business school! Enjoy complimentary admission, light refreshments, and the chance to explore one of the region’s most iconic cultural spaces. We look forward to honouring our history—and the alumni who have shaped it—with you.

Dress: Business casual/Casual (red and black encouraged!)

CLASS OF 1976

Celebrate 50 years of memories and milestones! Join fellow classmates for the Golden Grad Breakfast buffet as we honour the Class of 1976. Reconnect with old friends and relive the moments that made your UNB years memorable. (This breakfast is open to any 1976 graduate and their guest only.)

Dress: Business/Business casual (red and black encouraged!)

CLASSES OF 1976 and 2001 

Special Pin Ceremony for alumni celebrating their 50th and 25th year reunions in the Student Union Building, followed by a BBQ outside the Alumni Memorial Building with an option to eat inside Memorial Hall, taking in the beauty of her historic stained glass windows. 

Dress: Business/Business casual (red and black encouraged!)

Join Dean Joshua Leon as well as ENGINEERING alumni, students, faculty and staff for a feast of food and time to chat with old friends and colleagues in the dramatic new atrium and exterior space. The BBQ will be followed by an open house of the engineering faculty, including tours of the faculty’s dynamic new spaces, and will feature what’s happening in the department of electrical & computer engineering to mark and celebrate their 100th anniversary. 

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

Interested in seeing how your faculty has evolved since your time at UNB? Be sure to take part in our faculty open houses to walk the halls of your former buildings, meet faculty and staff, explore what's new, and connect with your faculty dean.

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS OF 1971

A private tour of the kinesiology building, the Richard J. CURRIE CENTER, and the Lady Beaverbrook Gym for the Physical Education Class of 1971, led by the Dean of Kinesiology, Dr. Wayne Albert. tour will begin in Kinesiology Building, 1st floor lobby.

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

Looking for a place to spend your Friday afternoon with friends and fellow UNBers? Check out one of Fredericton’s popular craft breweries! Drop by the UNB alumni-owned Picaroons Roundhouse, beginning at 3 p.m. to unwind and socialize in a casual setting, while enjoying views of the Saint John River. The brewery will be open to the public, so seating is first come first served. The first 100 UNB alumni registrants will receive a complimentary drink ticket and will be entered to win some exciting UNB prize packs! (pay as you go)

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

NURSING CLASS OF 1976

Reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate 50 years of shared memories at the Nursing Class of ’76 Wine & Cheese! This special pre-dinner reception offers the perfect opportunity to reconnect before heading downstairs to the Senior Classes Dinner. Open exclusively to Nursing Class of 1976 alumni and their guests. (cash bar)

Dress: Cocktail/Formal (red and black encouraged!)

CLASS OF 1976 AND EARLIER

An opportunity to dine and share your favourite memories of UNB with alumni from the Classes of 1976 and earlier. This evening is all about UNB memories and reminiscing as we share a great meal and some great stories. Reception will start in Long Hall and we will proceed to dinner.

Dress: Cocktail/Formal (red and black encouraged!)

LAW CLASS OF 1996

Come join us for supper and catch up with fellow classmates at the Gahan House Riverside brewpub! This event is open to LLB’96 alumni and their guests. (Pay as you go)

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

Revisit a Saturday tradition. Recognized as one of Canada’s top 10 community markets, the Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market is the city’s traditional Saturday morning gathering spot downtown for fresh and healthy foods, craft, creativity and conversation. (pay as you go)

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

NURSING CLASS OF 1976

Join your Nursing '76 classmates for a relaxed and joyful breakfast as you catch up, share stories, and celebrate the incredible journey you’ve taken together. This event is open to Nursing Class of 1976 alumni only. (pay as you go)

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

Enjoy a guided tour of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. The gallery has undergone a major construction project dedicated to the late Harrison McCain. Construction on the Harrison McCain Pavilion began in 2019 with the goal of creating a fully accessible, 10,000-square foot expansion to the gallery that would dramatically change the streetscape of Queen Street, honouring the legacy and generosity of Harrison McCain.

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

Reconnect with fellow members of the Engineering Classes of 1961 over a special luncheon with Joshua Leon, dean of engineering. This relaxed gathering is a wonderful opportunity to reminisce, share stories, and celebrate the lasting connections and achievements of your class.

Location: To be determined

Complimentary Meal

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Class OF 1971 

After visiting the Boyce Farmers’ Market, join your fellow Class of ’71 Phys. Eders at the former Maggie Jean Residence for light appetizers, drinks and good company. Catch up with classmates and share fond memories from your university days. This event is open to the Physical Education Class of 1971 alumni and their guests. (cash bar)

Dress: your preference

NURSING CLASS OF 1976

Spend a heartfelt afternoon reconnecting with your Nursing Class of ’76 family at a special open house hosted by the Class of 1976 planning committee at the home of Mary and Ted. Bring along any photos, keepsakes, or memorabilia you’d like to display - we’d love to celebrate the stories behind them! Faculty members are also warmly invited to join, making this a meaningful opportunity to reconnect and honour the journey you’ve shared. This event is open to Nursing Class of 1976 alumni, their guests and nursing faculty.

Dress: your preference

Mingle with fellow alumni and friends before sitting down to a traditional Maritime meal. (This is for the reception ONLY. Meal tickets are sold on the next lines).

Dress: RED & BLACK

Enjoy an excellent Maritime tradition. You do not want to miss this night. The dinner will be followed by an opportunity to kick up your heels to tunes by Spotlight Entertainment, who will happily take requests! This event is all about UNB pride – so wear your red and black!

Lobster: $75

Enjoy an excellent Maritime tradition. You do not want to miss this night. The dinner will be followed by an opportunity to kick up your heels to tunes by Spotlight Entertainment, who will happily take requests! This event is all about UNB pride – so wear your red and black!

Prime Rib: $60

Enjoy an excellent Maritime tradition. You do not want to miss this night. The dinner will be followed by an opportunity to kick up your heels to tunes by Spotlight Entertainment, who will happily take requests! This event is all about UNB pride – so wear your red and black!

Vegetarian: $45

Join your classmates one last time to bid adieu and see what’s it’s like to dine as a student at meal hall.

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

LAW CLASS OF 1996

Cap off the weekend with brunch at a Maritime pub in the heart of downtown Fredericton. This event is open to LLB’96 alumni and their guests. (Pay as you go)

Dress: your preference (red and black encouraged!)

FORESTRY & ARTS CLASSES OF 1966

Step back in time and spend a heartfelt afternoon reconnecting with your Forestry and Arts Classes of ’66 at a special reception hosted by Tim and Judy. This relaxed and welcoming gathering offers the perfect setting to catch up, share laughter, and relive the memories that have shaped your lifelong bond. This event is open to Forestry and Arts Classes of 1966 alumni and their guests.

Dress: your preference

Keep the cash bar lines flowing faster by pre-purchasing your drinks tickets now. These tickets will be redeemable at Reunion Weekend events held ON CAMPUS.

(Must be age 19+ to purchase.)

$20 denomination. (select quantity)

By giving to the Alumni Legacy Scholarship, you will help change the lives of hardworking students for decades to come. The award recognizes students who have demonstrated a commitment to their studies, their communities and to UNB. It is valued at two year's tuition and is open to students in their second year of their undergraduate degree at UNB.

Your donations to UNB qualify for credits on your tax return because the University is a registered charitable organization. After you donate, we will mail you an official receipt for income tax purposes. If you are married, either spouse can claim the donation regardless of whose name is on the gift receipt. Donations of publicly traded securities carry additional tax benefits because donors will not be taxed on the capital gains.

$20 denomination. (select quantity)

Your donation to the Nursing Simulation Lab will help purchase real time simulated thermometers, glucometers, and mixed reality glasses—tools that provide nursing students with the hands on learning essential to their training. If you’re able, please consider making a gift in honour of this milestone as we invest in the next generation of nurses.