The UPEISU Council met on October 14 for their third meeting of the semester. The meeting included the approval of election results, executive reports, and the presentation of three internal policy updates. Approval of Election Results Chief Returning Officer Jose […]
By: Chelsea Perry What kind of instrument do you play on Halloween? A SPOOKulele. HAHAHA. Haha. Ha. Moving on. The UPEI Music Society is back in business, hosting their annual Haunted House, a night guaranteed to get you into the […]
By: Tony Davis While working for a local paper on an internship this summer, I sat in a room amongst citizens concerned their hospital had been repeatedly shut down, requiring them to drive an hour or more for adequate emergency […]
Disposition is a convergent journalism project initiated by Chelsea Perry. It aims to provide the UPEI international community with a platform to share their stories, and break down the divisive mentality of “us versus them.” The series will be updated […]
By: Thomas Becker He did things on the court few in this area have seen before. His first step was like a blur, and he consistently made opposing defences look foolish when assigned to guard him. He was a gifted, […]
By: Chelsea Perry Ah, the long anticipated day has arrived. The prohibition has ended. Belvedere Ave. is backed up with eager buyers. Canadians are friendlier than ever before. #LegalizationDay is trending on Twitter, and apparently so is #CDay. (Who thought […]
By: Tony Davis Rejoice. It’s legal. After nearly 100 years of prohibition, you can legally light up, suck in a cloud of funky-named weed and relax. But before you do, there are a few things you should know about UPEI’s new […]
By: Ann Harvey Ann is an English literature student at UPEI with over thirty years of experience in journalism. Her column, At UPEI, addresses several topics related to UPEI. Recently, a friend, a mature student, told me a young woman had […]
By: Tony Davis Kent Bruyneel knows something about marijuana having grown up in the suburbs of Vancouver. “The first dispensaries were in Vancouver. There was policy there. Even if it was an ad hoc, policy is still policy,” he said. […]
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