As some of you may be aware, President-elect Donald Trump spoke with Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen on December 3, the first communication between top officials from the US and Taiwan for nearly four decades. Of course, many were immediately troubled […]
By: Valerie Campbell The UPEI Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) has been a long time member of the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS). In June 2015 I had the opportunity to represent the GSA at the Semi-Annual General Meeting of the […]
By: Connor Mycroft Okay, I need to vent. So you may have heard about the plebiscite we just had on PEI where we chose to replace the current First-Past-The-Post electoral system with Mixed Member Proportional. I say “heard” because people […]
By: Connor Mycroft [This is a transcript of a Member’s Statement I had the privilege of giving at this year’s Commonwealth Youth Parliament that was held in Victoria, BC. I delivered this statement on November 9th, the day after Trump’s […]
Written By: Zach Geldert Photo Credits to: Matej Michalik I recently read an article that filled me with a sense of intrigued disgust. Nonetheless, it helped to kick-start my thinking on how social media and creativity/art are interconnected. The article […]
By: Iain Burhoe Here we are, at the start of November, with everything around us changing. Soon the ground will become snow covered and we’ll be able to fully invest our time to the celebration of Christmas (or whatever you […]
By: Obinna Esomchukwu In Canada, it seems there is no middle ground on the issue of free tuition: you are either for zero tuition or against it. Those who argue the affirmative, believe free tuition can and should be offered […]
By: Obinna Esomchukwu In our world today, we are constantly bombarded with new information from social media platforms, television, and radio stations. This barrage of data can be very overwhelming. So, in order to cope, we resign the task of […]
By: Zach Geldert Have you ever read a political news article online (or seen the link to a news article on Facebook) and scrolled down to the comments section? If you scroll down, you will notice the astounding amount of […]
By: Iain Burhoe It’s that time of year when the leaves start to fall and the days get progressively colder. People go out in flocks to get their sought-after pumpkin spiced lattes, visit corn mazes, and just take in the […]
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