By: Thomas Becker How do you top a season in which the UPEI Panthers had two all-stars, the Rookie of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year? By winning a championship, that’s how. 2017-18 was a memorable season for […]
By: Allison O’Brien This past week, while students were busy completing assignments and voting in municipal elections, UPEI’s Campus Kids daycare was hard at work collecting food donations to give to the campus food bank. The Campus Kids daycare filled […]
By: Chelsea Perry On Friday, the Mawi’omi Student Centre hosted their 11th annual Mawi’omi on Campus in McMillan Hall. A “Mawi’omi,” derived from the Mi’kmaq word for “Gathering”, is a time for the Mi’kmaq community to showcase and celebrate the […]
By: Bryce Doiron Students lined up on Nov. 1 to get out the vote, a campaign that encouraged university and college students to vote in their municipal elections. Elections P.E.I. officials were stationed at Holland College and UPEI on Nov. 1 […]
By: Tony Davis Pamela Deltor talking to a room full of PEI residents at a community meeting surrounding the topic of affordable housing across the island. Pamela Detlor watched the housing crisis unfold in Summerside at Heritage Park where residents were […]
By: Chelsea Perry What kind of instrument do you play on Halloween? A SPOOKulele. HAHAHA. Haha. Ha. Moving on. The UPEI Music Society is back in business, hosting their annual Haunted House, a night guaranteed to get you into the […]
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: Thomas Becker He did things on the court few in this area have seen before. His first step was like a blur, and he consistently made opposing defences look foolish when assigned to guard him. He was a gifted, […]
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 […]
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