By: Connor Mycroft There I was, sitting in a mostly-vacant McMillan Hall, waiting for Trish Martell from the Department of Workforce & Advance Learning to begin her presentation on student loans as a part of Financial Literacy Week.

Surely more students […]
Food for body and soul… My retreat this summer was magnificent! For me, it is important to literally turn away from busy-ness and turn off the devices. It isn’t an escape but a healthy choice for re-energizing. And go figure, […]
By: The Engineered Poet “But words are things, and a small drop of ink, / Falling, like dew, upon a thought produces / That which makes thousands, perhaps millions think.†– Lord Byron You never know where your writing will […]
By: Zach Geldert Walking into the quaint store snugly nestled on the Peake’s Quay waterfront one already feels the warm and inviting uniqueness of My Little Stash. Throughout the interview people came into the shop and everyone commented on how […]
By: Zach Geldert “It’s the most wonderful time of the yeeeeear!†echoes in everyone’s ears as the relentless Staples commercials celebrate the beginning of yet another school year. While parents rejoice and school children groan, university students sweat with anxiety […]
I believe one of the hardest things to do is to talk or write about oneself, especially if one is not self-critical. Self-examination often requires one to look behind the curtain of strengths,successes, and certainties into a room filled with […]
By: Lorelei Kenny Trial runs can be disastrous, but in the case of  NSO 2016, (or “The New New Student Orientation†as I like to call it) it’s first run around block went smoothly. When changing an event that has […]
“All I can do is be me – whoever that is.†      – Bob Dylan This quote appears on my bedroom wall – sitting underneath a photo of Bob Dylan smoking a cigarette, of course – much like it […]
Driving the rain soaked streets of Charlottetown, the thunder rolling and the green machine purring, I thought to myself “who am I?â€. Better yet, “what do people actually want to know about me?â€. My wipers whipped furiously mimicking my thoughts. […]
Today marks the beginning of the 2016/2017 academic year! This year of endless possibilities for us at the Cadre, kicks off with an introduction of the ones who will keep you sated with news of happenings in and around our […]
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