Students, survivors, and community members came together on March 14 for a powerful afternoon of fundraising, remembrance, and celebration at the Chi-Wan Young Sports Centre at the University of Prince Edward Island. The annual Relay for Life ran from 12 […]
Students gathered at The Fox and Crow on March 10 for the UPEI Student Union election debate, where candidates for executive positions shared their platforms and answered questions about how they would represent students in the coming year. The debate […]
The UPEI Volleyball Club hosted their second tournament of the semester on March 1 in a team knockout–style competition. The tournament was open to all UPEI students, allowing participants to join either with a team or as free agents who […]
What started as a small group of students casually playing squash has quickly grown into a thriving recreational community at UPEI. Just a year into them officially forming, the UPEI Squash Recreational Club finds itself advocating to preserve the very […]
Lilly MacVicar is doing more than just adjusting to life as a university student; she is balancing her academics and thriving in not one, but two varsity sports and breaking records along the way. The first-year business student, who has […]
Students gathered at the Fox & Crow on March 5 for Pints & Politics, an event organized by the UPEI Student Union that aimed to create a more relaxed space for political conversation between students and elected officials. The event […]
At the February 22, 2026 UPEISU Council meeting, Maximo Jacob Tinoco Bolanos, First Year Representative, formally brought forward a Motion of Disciplinary Action seeking the impeachment of Erica Kyalo, VP External. The motion alleged that Kyalo had not adequately fulfilled […]
The University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) Enactus team recently competed at the Enactus Canada Atlantic Regional Exposition in Halifax, Nova Scotia on February 26 and 27. The event brought together student-led teams from universities across Atlantic Canada to present […]
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