By Sam Arseneau Poetry by homeless individuals (photo credits: Sam Arseneau) A Charlottetown gallery is welcoming the public to view the truth of homelessness through art and poetry. Since February 19th The Guild has been showcasing Island art and poetry […]
By Ben Macintosh Amirah Oyesegun stands in front of a poster recognizing prominent Black historical figures (photo credits: Ben Macintosh) UPEI will have events honouring Black History Month this week thanks to the hard work of multiple students. There was […]
By Sam Arseneau Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching, a fact which can be stressful for many people. For those of us who will have plans this Valentine’s Day, there are so many date ideas available it could be hard to […]
By Sam Arseneau UPEISU hosted their second annual Love and Sex Week Drag Show on Tuesday. Attendance was high as the event boasted six queens, including three new faces to the UPEI drag stage. Following the show, the Cadre sat […]
By Sam Arseneau A scene from ‘Hands On: Women, Climate, Change,’ shown at UPEI Thursday. As a part of an international event week, a documentary exploring women tackling climate change around the world was screened at UPEI Thursday. The screening […]
By John Ployer Canadian artists Ben Caplan and Laurent Bourque will be preforming at the Mack February 20. (photo credits: Ben Caplan and Laurent Bourque.) Two Canadian musicians will be making a stop in Charlottetown later this month as part […]
By John Ployer David Lindsay-Abaire’s critically acclaimed “Shrek: The Musical” will be at Charlottetown’s Guild theatre February 27 – March 1, 2020 (photo credits: the Guild) A musical-rendition of the popular 2001 movie Shrek will be coming to Charlottetown later […]
By Ben Macintosh Drag queens and kings show off their talents in UPEI’s second Drag Show (photo credits: Ben Macintosh) The W.A. Murphy Student Centre was rocking Tuesday night as dozens of people watch the 2019 UPEI Drag Show hosted […]
By John Ployer Houseplants are an increasingly popular hobby for busy college students. Less work and money than dogs or cats, plant fans know that they can offer quite a bit of life and “pizzazz” to an otherwise boring apartment […]
By Ben Macintosh Dr. Karem Simon discusses the powerful music being preformed at tomorrow’s symphony (Photo credits: Ben Macintosh) The UPEI Wind Symphony is preparing for a special performance to end the fall semester. This Thursday, Nov. 21, the symphony […]
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