By John Ployer The Bell Let’s Talk “thought bubble” is a way for people to provide positive messages and encouragement to others (photo credits: Evan Lane) The UPEI community once again committed to continuing the conversation around mental health and […]
By Sam Arseneau Photo credits: UPEISU In the first of its kind event, UPEI Student Union staff opened their offices to show the student body what exactly their jobs entail. On January 27th and January 30th, UPEISU held the first […]
By Ben Macintosh UPEI Woman’s hockey team (photo credits: Janessa Hogan) The UPEI men’s and women’s teams both suffered some close loses during a busy weekend for Panthers hockey. The men’s team played three games in four days while the […]
By Ben Macintosh On Sunday UPEISU Student Council approved a grant in honour of Khalid Rezaei, who tragically died while in Kuwait last week (photo from a previous council meeting. Credits: Ben Macintosh) Student Council voted unanimously to implement a […]
By Sam Arseneau Nikita Alexandrov skates with the Charlottetown Islanders (Photo credits: Charlottetown Islanders) Charlottetown Islanders centre Nikita Alexandrov has returned to PEI after a largely positive experience playing at the World Juniors Hockey Championships. It has been less than […]
By Ben Macintosh Ross Hastie recently returned to snowy PEI from Australia, which is currently dealing with extreme bushfires (Photo credits: Ben Macintosh) A PEI resident has recently returned home safely after spending nearly a year living in an area […]
By John Ployer Former UPEI student Presley Isaiah is now the CEO of Charlottetown’s Hometown Musik record label (Photo credits: Presley Isaiah) Former UPEI students from Nigeria are making waves in the music industry by running their own record label […]
By Ben Macintosh Matt Brassard (left) celebrates with Drake Philon after a goal in UPEI’s 4-3 win over Université de Moncton on January 7 (photo credits: Janessa Hogan) UPEI’s newest defenceman is not wasting any time adjusting to new surroundings […]
By Sam Arseneau Photos of the victims of the Iran plane crash and their families displayed at the front of MacMillan Hall (Photo credits: Sam Arseneau) On January 13th, the UPEI Chaplaincy Centre teamed with the UPEI Iranian Society and […]
By John Ployer The state of the environment is one of the most pressing issues of the day and more than ever people are trying to be more environmentally friendly. Despite the desire to make an impact, many struggle with […]
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