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 […]
CHARLOTTETOWN — The Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce has launched their second annual student entrepreneurship Award as part of an effort to celebrate and support entrepreneurship in the province. This $2,000 award is sponsored by Air Canada and will be presented to a post-secondary student who both resides on the Island during the academic year and operates a […]
By: Adi Vella Please be advised that content in this article is of a sensitive nature and may trigger some readers. Reader discretion is strongly advised. the wall is a gallery space in UPEI’s Dawson lounge for exhibitions of artwork […]
By: Kailea Switzer If you had have told me when I was 8 or even 18 that I would be a Harvard grad, I would have never believed you. I grew up in Charlottetown, PEI, and in school, things always […]
By: Dan Timen “And the winning team is…” These words captured the attention of the UPEI students in Downtown Charlottetown’s Next Door Lounge on Friday evening. The large crowd in suits and blazers eagerly anticipated the announcement of the winners […]
By: Allison O’Brien Do you ever wonder if your undergrad will open up any exciting doors for the future? Or are you part of the growing opinion that undergrads are the new high school diploma, and without going to grad […]
In mid-March, a new crop of executives were elected and hired, keen to improve the lives of students at UPEI. The executives are now more than halfway through their term, so the editorial board of The Cadre sat down with […]
Humour is really, really difficult to manage in a classroom context. Teachers who have reputations for being funny are typically people who are funny (or who exploit humour, or value wit) more generally. To a certain extent, they can’t help […]
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