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SFU Alumni is a community of more that 200,000 graduates located in 140+ countries. Questions or concerns can be emailed to [email protected]

We are committed to keeping alumni informed, involved, and invested in the alumni community. This page is used to communicate all things alumni: events, benefits, news, privileges, alumni profiles/pictures, contests, etc. Comments made by members of the group for commercial purposes and/or comments that are deemed offensive/inappropriate may be deleted. Additionally, posts by others that are repetitive or for commercial purposes may be deleted without further warning.

From inspired to inspiring: Amadea de Wit’s full-circle journey in mechatronics 06/23/2026

New alumni spotlight | Amadea’s SFU journey has taken her through student leadership, co-op placements, capstone projects and entrepreneurship. These experiences were all connected to Amadea's dedication: developing technologies that help people.

Learn more about Amadea: https://www.sfu.ca/fas/news-events/news/2026/06/from-inspired-to-inspiring-amadea-de-wits-full-circle-journey-in-mechatronics.html

SFU Applied Sciences

From inspired to inspiring: Amadea de Wit’s full-circle journey in mechatronics Long before joining SFU's School of Mechatronic Systems Engineering (MSE), Amadea de Wit was discovering her passion for engineering through the Faculty of Applied Sciences (FAS) Outreach programs.

ímesh Mobile App 06/22/2026

Ímesh, meaning "to walk" in Sḵwx̱wú7mesh snichim (Squamish Language), is a mobile app developed by the Bill Reid Centre intended to be a step toward decolonizing the university and the surrounding landscape. The app features two walking tours and features a handful of Indigenous initiatives at Simon Fraser University. Check it out:

ímesh Mobile App ímesh, meaning "to walk" in Sḵwx̱wú7mesh snichim (Squamish Language), is a mobile app developed by the Bill Reid Centre intended to be a step toward decolonizing the university and the surrounding landscape.

06/19/2026

DYK: Pelé, regarded as one of the greatest soccer (football!) players of all time and visited SFU in 1975!

Pelé came to the Lower Mainland for a friendly exhibition match between the New York Cosmos and the Vancouver Whitecaps at Empire Stadium.

During his stay, the Brazilian football legend made a special appearance at SFU, where he was welcomed by university staff, including long-time athletics and recreation administrator John Buchanan, who also founded SFU’s soccer program!

Thank you to SFU Archives for the photos (IMC_75079_004 and 010)

06/18/2026

ICYMI: At a time when communities across the region are calling for more primary care physicians, a visionary gift to to transform health care is now helping to make that future possible. Learn more: https://give.sfu.ca/news-and-stories/stories/2026/visionary-gift-to-transform.html

06/17/2026
Convocation medalist’s academic journey rooted in community and Indigenous justice 06/17/2026

Alumni spotlight | Looking back on a decade of personal and academic growth, Michaela McGuire emphasizes that her achievements are shared with the people who have supported, guided, and stood alongside her as a Haida citizen and scholar.

Learn more: https://www.sfu.ca/criminology/community/news/2026/convocation-medalist-s-academic-journey-rooted-in-community-and-.html

SFU Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Convocation medalist’s academic journey rooted in community and Indigenous justice When Michaela McGuire decided to return to school in 2016 to complete her undergraduate degree, her eyes were set on a future as a youth probation officer. But time would reveal a different path—a remarkable academic journey fueled by her curiosity, endless hunger for learning, and a deep commitme...

06/16/2026

Great news! Our friends at the Trottier Observatory will be open for in-person viewing tomorrow Tuesday, June 17, from 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. for a relatively rare event of the moon passing in front of Venus.

Tomorrow, June 17, the Moon will pass in front of Venus blocking it from view, an event called a "lunar occultation of Venus". First contact is at 11:43 am, and Venus emerges at 12:50 pm.

To see this relatively rare event, the Trottier Observatory will be open for in-person viewing from 11:00 am to 1:30 pm. Both Venus and the Moon are visible during the day and we are so excited to share this event with you.

You can also watch our live feed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9jtm9LFnrI

Please note that unlike our Starry Nights Live online streams, there will be no audio commentary since our staff will be busy at the open house.

Providing value beyond graduation 06/16/2026

Being part of the SFU alumni community comes with more than lifelong memories, it offers access to a growing range of perks designed to support graduates in their everyday lives.

From preferred rates on insurance to discounts on events, services, and lifelong learning opportunities, SFU alumni benefits are designed to be practical, flexible, and meaningful. Learn more! https://ow.ly/p7p450ZckfH

Providing value beyond graduation SFU’s alumni benefits program brings together trusted partners and campus offerings to provide savings and opportunities.

06/15/2026

New alumni spotlight | Daniel Mao never imagined how far his co-op experience would take him until he landed a role in athletic footwear design at Adidas in Germany!

🎓 Learn about Daniel and his journey: https://www.sfu.ca/science/news/2026-news/co-op-helps-bpk-grad-daniel-mao-step-into-footwear-development-a.html

SFU Science

Photos from Simon Fraser University Pipe Band's post 06/13/2026
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