By: Allison O’Brien Today is October 1, otherwise known as National Pumpkin Spice Day. Take a look around you. How many people do you see wearing blankets as scarves? How many people have you heard mention that the sun is […]
This article originally appeared in The Fulcrum, the University of Ottawa’s student newspaper. The original article can be viewed here. By: Anchal Sharma and Marissa Phul In a statement released on Sept. 25, the University of Ottawa announced that they […]
By: Tony Davis Photo by: Global Cosmetics News Four P.E.I. junior high schools held sessions Wednesday educating parents and teachers on how to talk cannabis with people under the legal age. Heath MacDonald, Finance Minister for the province, said the sessions […]
By: Allison O’Brien The UPEISU council met on September 23 to discuss executive reports, a financial report for Back 2 School pub, open election positions, and executive evaluations. Executive Reports President William McGuigan said that he had been working with […]
By: Thomas Becker When the fresh, new-look jerseys arrived earlier this month, Sam Smiley rummaged through the box looking for one number in particular – No. 9. Close friend and current Panther captain, Ignacio Sanchez was assigned the number the last […]
By: Tony Davis Bob Bentley is excited with the possibility of the 2023 Canada Winter Games on P.E.I. Bentley gathered at Founder’s Hall in Charlottetown along with nearly 100 people to support the province’s bid on the games. He is part of […]
By: Chelsea Perry This morning, the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission (IRAC) approved rent increases for 2019, in line with the Rental of Residential Property Act. The increases are as follows: 2.0% for premises heated with petroleum 1.75% for premises […]
By: Allison O’Brien “In one word, great.” These were the words of Vice President Finance and Administration John Ployer at Sunday night’s council meeting while presenting the financial success of Back 2 School Pub. The event, held on September 6, […]
From what I understand, the Student Union is meant as a body to represent the students before the university’s chairs of departments as well as the president. As such, I would like to lodge a complaint that hopefully the Student […]
By: Allison O’Brien At the end of the nomination period on Wednesday, September 19, it became official: nobody filled out an application to run for Nursing Representative, Education Representative, Veterinary Medicine Representative, or Accessibility Representative in the UPEI Student Union’s […]
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