The availability of large language models (LLMs) and other forms of (generative) artificial intelligence has challenged instructors to re-think and re-tool their course exercises and assessments. While many instructors acknowledge that students' uncritical reliance on such tools may discourage fundamental knowledge acquisition and skill development, entrench social biases, and contribute to societal, ethical, and environmental injustices, many also understand (all too painfully) the difficulties of persuading students to invest time, effort, and energy into their own learning. 

Join us February 12 at 4 pm for the first SMCS Pizza Seminar of the semester! Dr. Alexander Alvarez will present his talk entitled "Does God Play Dice with Mathematics?" about the role randomness can play in our study of mathematics. There will be pizza to follow.

Discover exciting summer job opportunities or kickstart your career at the 2026 Summer Job and Career Fair! Hosted by UPEI’s Experiential Education Department, this fair will bring together a diverse range of employers from various industries actively seeking to hire students and recent graduates. 

By attending, you’ll have the chance to network with employers and explore both summer job positions and full-time career opportunities. The fair will be held in person, so dress professionally and bring copies of your resume to make the most of your interactions with employers.

Join Ashton Dougan (Nursing) and Marissa Clapson (Chemistry) from 12 noon to 1:00 pm for an interactive lunch-and-learn where you won’t just hear about escape rooms--you’ll experience one.

Interested in Graduate Studies and Law at UNB?  Stop by the Robertson Library breezeway on February 4, 11am-2pm, to meet with representatives to discuss the application process.