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: Jiayu (Gerrit) Su Farm Day in the City was held on September 30, 2018 in downtown Charlottetown. The event was sponsored by PEI Potato growers. Balloons, crafts, face painting, and a petting zoo were available for children. Thousands of […]
By: Tony Davis UPEI student Kylee Graham goes to the UPEI gym quite often. However, a recent visit to her regular workout location left her upset. She wrote about it on Facebook yesterday evening and since then over 750 people […]
By: Chelsea Perry Tuesday morning, Nikki Haley, U.S. Ambassador to the UN, abruptly announced her departure from the position. She will remain in her post until the end of this year. Trump has voiced his intention to begin searching […]
By: Allison O’Brien Each academic year, the SU creates a budget that is based on how many students they expect will enrol and pay the required $166 fees to the Student Union. This budget helps the SU plan events, advocacy […]
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: John Ployer Editor’s Note: John Ployer is the business manager of The Cadre and the Vice President Finance and Administration of the UPEISU. Ployer was invited by The Cadre to write this article, however, we wish to remind readers that […]
By: Chelsea Perry Rolling hills, white expanses of sand, and wistful red-haired orphans are the stuff of vacationers’ dreams, and what brings in the green for PEI tourism. Come October, as nature’s palette transitions from vibrancy to hypnotic melancholy, many […]
By: Ann Harvey Ann is an English literature student at UPEI with over thirty years of experience in journalism. Her column, At UPEI, will address several topics related to UPEI. Children watch all things, Zen masters always in now, Joyfully content. […]
By: Chelsea Perry Earlier this month, Greg Rivard, a Charlottetown city councillor, received a storm of backlash after releasing a statement regarding the city’s regulations (or lack thereof) for Airbnb. This statement was made in response to the announcement that […]
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