Somewhere between the free drink tickets and plates of food, the Fox & Crow turned into a campaign trail. On Monday, October 19, two weeks before Charlottetown’s municipal election, the UPEI Student Union (UPEISU) brought all seven mayoral candidates under […]
Students gathered at The Fox and Crow on March 10 for the UPEI Student Union election debate, where candidates for executive positions shared their platforms and answered questions about how they would represent students in the coming year. The debate […]
Lilly MacVicar is doing more than just adjusting to life as a university student; she is balancing her academics and thriving in not one, but two varsity sports and breaking records along the way. The first-year business student, who has […]
At the February 22, 2026 UPEISU Council meeting, Maximo Jacob Tinoco Bolanos, First Year Representative, formally brought forward a Motion of Disciplinary Action seeking the impeachment of Erica Kyalo, VP External. The motion alleged that Kyalo had not adequately fulfilled […]
UPEI, like many other post-secondary institutions across Canada, is facing financial pressure due to federal immigration policies that have reduced the number of international study permits issued. Dr. Tim Walker, UPEI’s Vice-President of Administration and Finance, said the university estimates […]
It’s a scenario every student knows too well. You’re at the library, you just printed your ten-page final paper, and then you see it: a typo on page three. Or maybe you’ve finally survived midterms, and your backpack is exploding […]
When Muhammad Jawad Raza first walked into the Campus Life Lounge as a first-year international student, he wasn’t thinking about leadership or Microsoft Teams; he was trying not to feel alone on a quiet island after growing up in Karachi, […]
Flu season is here, and so is UPEI’s annual vaccination clinic offering free flu and COVID-19 shots.The UPEI Health and Wellness Centre, in partnership with Island registered nurses and upper-level nursing students, hosted a vaccination clinic of free flu shots […]
Every year on September 30, people across Canada pause to reflect on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours the survivors of residential schools, remembers those who never came home, and invites all Canadians to continue the […]
Students can step into leadership roles on campus as the UPEI Student Union’s Fall elections are now officially underway. Nominations opened on Sept. 11 and will close on Sept. 25, with campaigning scheduled for Sept. 25 to Oct. 13, and […]
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