Curiosity drives change, fuels new ventures, and pushes us to rethink what’s possible. In this issue of Alumni News, we celebrate the doers, dreamers and risk-takers who took their curiosity to the next step and turned ideas into impact.
In September 2025, Canada’s first professional Indigenous dance school welcomed its inaugural cohort, due in large part to Natasha Martin-Mitchell (C-LS’16, BIS’16, MEd’18).
John (Jack) Little (MA’70, DLitt’25), Cherrill Edwina Shea (BA’69, LLB’72, LLD’25) and Pascal Siakam (DLitt’25) received honorary degrees in fall 2025.
When a Fredericton rehabilitation centre turned to UNB for help, nobody imagined the request would spark decades of breakthroughs in prosthetic technology and rehabilitation science.
Sarah Giroux (née Theriault, BN’10) says that the first time she realized the depth of her commitment to mental health nursing was working at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital.
As chair and CEO of OTE Group in Greece, Michael Tsamaz (BBA’84), transformed a failing former state-owned telecom into a modern digital services giant that helped turn Greece’s economy and culture around.