By Lauren LaFrance The 2021 UPEI Blood Rush, hosted by the UPEI Blood Donation Team will run from November 9th until December 17th. Students can donate blood at 85 Fitzroy St, Canadian Blood Services, Charlottetown. In the past, the Blood […]
By Jake MacCallum “The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.” – Alan Watts Midterm season is winding down, and students are grateful to have prevailed through […]
By Dana Chatterjee 1. BABY Talk about nostalgia. This song by Justin Bieber was released on January 18, 2010. The track featured a verse from guest rapper extraordinaire Ludacris. I’m sure we’ve all tried […]
By Lauren LaFrance October 27 marked the annual smash the stigma event, hosted in the UPEI quad by the mental health and wellness officer for the 2021-2022 school year, Annika Wiebe. Students were invited to write on a piece of […]
Calling all students! The UPEI Arts Review call for written submissions is officially open. We are so excited to begin working on our eleventh volume of the Arts Review and upholding the incredible standard that has been set in previous […]
By: Emma MacKinlay and Jonathan Rodriguez Coraline A classic Halloween movie that is great for those who don’t like to get too scared. It is a great stop-motion animation that adds spookiness to a childhood classic, a wonderful […]
By Jake MacCallum I have so much work to do, and I think I have spread myself too thin across commitments. What should I do? Dear Drowning in Duties, Imagine for a second, you’re a 16th-century bladesmith (bear with me). […]
We all remember what it was like to be in 7th grade—the awkwardness, the raging hormones, the futile contest for popularity, eating cafeteria delicacies like mystery meatloaf and later raising your hand for permission to release it back into nature. […]
By Lauren LaFrance It may come as a surprise to some, but PEI is home to a multitude of castles. Woodleigh Replicas was a collection of replica castles from the United Kingdom, found in Burlington, Prince Edward Island. This tourist […]
By Dana Chatterjee “It is not ‘forgive and forget’ as if nothing wrong had ever happened, but ‘forgive and go forward’, building on the mistakes of the past and the energy generated by reconciliation to create a new future.” […]
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