10 Playfully Ways You Can Embrace Thankfulness with your family/friends Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and while it’s a time for delicious feasts and family gatherings, it’s also an opportunity to cultivate an attitude of gratitude. But who says […]
Your Guide to Survive UPEI: Navigating the Jungle of Campus Resources: Don’t be shy to raid the treasure trove of resources scattered around the campus. Robertson Library isn’t just for pretending you’re studying in public or “meet cure”, it’s actually […]
By Rayyan Ramjan Now now, I know you dear reader are thinking, “Why the hell have I not thought about the possibility of a zombie outbreak at UPEI?†I mean we university students bear a strange semblance to zombies — […]
Anonymous Submitted Mental health is something we always talk about now. However, in my experience, we always talk about “other people†who struggle with their mental health. Anyone can struggle with mental illness. Anyone. Especially during this time of year […]
By the Cadre Editorial Board An artist’s redition of what the Duke and Duchess of Sussex may look like if they were to move to PEI (2020, colorized) The story of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex moving to Canada […]
By Ben Macintosh Photo credits: Buzzfeed Let’s face it November is crunch time with exams, essay and term papers all breathing down your neck it can be very difficult to relax. Horoscopes and silly BuzzFeed quizzes are fun ways to […]
By Sam Arseneau A recent discovery by scientists have many wondering about possible connection between prehistory technology and UPEI’s wifi technology (Photo credits: Sergio Grosjean) New cave paintings found from the Paleolithic Era depicting caveman technology are leading scientists to […]
By Ben Macintosh Students at UPEI may be tired of elections, but the 2020 US presidential election is less than a year away and The Cadre wants to throw our political weight behind one special candidate. The nomination process is […]
By Sam Arseneau Photo credits: Pinterest With Halloween around the corner and student budgets taking a toll, do-it-yourself costumes are a budget-friendly way to make a costume. If you want to try making your own costume but don’t know what […]
By John Ployer As the 2019 federal election enters the final week, a new poll suggests that the “sweet release of death†has become Canada’s preferred choice for prime minister. In a new poll by Cadre Analytics, a plurality of […]
By John Ployer Two music students get ready for last year’s Haunted House (Tara Llewellyn) The UPEI Music Society is preparing for both scares and smiles in this year’s UPEI Haunted House. The Music Society Haunted House will see Steel […]
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By John Ployer As the UPEI Senate approved a fall reading week for students starting next year, the entire campus was equally surprised to see hundreds of angels descend from the sky singing in unison. The angels, floating down from […]
By: The Cadre Editorial Board Earlier this week, Education minister Jordan Brown said the University of Prince Edward Island has become “one of the best universities in P.E.I.,†under the leadership of former UPEI President and current Liberal Leader Wade […]
By: Colin Doran John Ployer is the VP Finance of the UPEISU. A recently leaked memo has revealed that Ployer spent $25,000 on character outfits for the game Fortnite. The purchase was hidden from council under the guise of a […]
CHARLOTTETOWN – For Catholics, it’s the season of Lent.  For Protestants, it’s the season of “not Lent,†in which they eat as much chocolate around their Catholic friends as possible.  For the Jewish, the preparations for Passover are underway, and […]
By: Allison O’Brien CHARLOTTETOWN — The 2019 worldwide NIBS case competition will be hosted at the University of Prince Edward Island during the reading week break, the university confirmed Thursday. The prestigious competition will bring 16 undergraduate students from around the […]
By: Chelsea Perry Sometime mid-January a new meme emerged, immortalizing Shaggy from the 2002 cinematic masterpiece Scooby Doo: The Movie. Yes, Shaggy, from the beloved cartoon, has resurged as a being with unfathomable power and allegedly, is responsible for, uh […]
By: Chelsea Perry Charlottetown is one of Canada’s safest cities, but alas, we all have to die someday. Based on your zodiac sign, how will you meet your demise at UPEI? Aries (March 21-April 19) Fearless leaders, Aries never miss […]
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 […]
By: Nathan Hood CHARLOTTETOWN – After a bitter dispute that led to his defection from the Liberal Party caucus, now-Independent MLA Bush Dumville and Premier Wade MacLauchlan will attempt to settle their differences through a charity boxing match that’s being […]
By: Nathan Hood CHARLOTTETOWN – Two chimpanzees have been fired by UPEI after it received criticism for its delayed decision to close the university on January 23rd, The Cadre has learned. The chimpanzees were brought in from the Atlantic Veterinary […]
By: Nathan Hood CHARLOTTETOWN – The PEI Coalition for Roberts in Government is happy with the province’s continued inclusion of people named Robert in cabinet. “We are thrilled to see government recognize the unique perspectives and value provided by people […]
Once upon a time, in a land not that far away was a household of students with a perfect internet connection. The end. Well, not really. This story has a darker ending. I clearly recall squinting hard in the bright […]
WASHINGTON – United States President and noted respecter of the law Donald Trump is ruffling feathers in the White House, where he is contemplating the end of the annual turkey pardon according to a source close to the situation. The […]
Memes. Maymays. If you’ve come within fifty feet of the internet in the past ten years, you’re familiar with them, whether you know it or not. They saturate our news feeds with seemingly random images and videos that, when paired […]
After numerous failed attempts at overhauling the healthcare system that has drawn the ire of advocacy groups and celebrities alike, it’s clear why the American people have lost faith in the federal government. However, it appears that the executive branch […]
AFP PHOTO / BEN STANSALL OTTAWA – Stephen Harper has become increasingly nervous as conservatives continually fail to recognize that he is still the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, according to sources close to the situation. The […]
Before I even get started here, I’d just like you to lower your expectations. If you’re looking for a researched-based guide to saving time, written by someone who actually has their life together and possesses effective time management skills, you’re […]
Most University students end up living with a roommate at one point or another… Maybe it’s in residence, maybe it’s in an apartment, maybe you’ve known the person for years, may you met them the day you arrived at your dorm. […]
By: Nick Scott Drink: If the debate actually ends up being a town hall forum that’s being called a debate. Any time the following are said: “We need to engage more students to get involved on-campus.†“The Student Union needs […]
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