Written by: Elizabeth Iwunwa Photo by:Â Jane Lytvynenko In 2015, the UPEISU reached a settlement with the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS), on undisclosed terms. You may be wondering what the CFS is, what services it provides, and why you should […]
By: Zach Geldert Photo by: Keith Capstick Every student at UPEI is obligated to pay certain fees at the beginning of the year to the Student Union. These fees go towards offering a variety of services to students such as […]
By: Lorelei Kenny TC: Where did you complete your studies, and what piqued your interest in the Religious Studies? “I completed my studies at Queen’s University. At Queen’s you can do what’s called a medial degree. I completed my medial* […]
Well, my writerly friends, you’re almost done! But as the semester winds down, deadlines are ramping up. And things are bumpin’ at the Writing Centre because of y’all and those final papers. We are booked solid this week, and we […]
This semester the Buddy Program is trying out a new concept called the Bi-Weekly Buddy. This Bi-Weekly Buddy program will recognize a pair of “buddies†who have done extraordinary work in the weeks before. Hammad Ahmed the coordinator, selects the Bi-Weekly buddy pair for the […]
By: Enesi Majebi Oga /É’gah/: A slang term meaning Boss I’d once been asked to describe the streets of Lagos, the man had been a tourist from the North, I could tell from his accent and his relaxed demeanour. […]
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 […]
By: Lorelei Kenny Arts. Sciences. Students have been schooled into thinking that they have to choose one or the other. The notion of deciding whether they are “left brained†or “right brained,†has been subconsciously ingrained into the pedagogy. However, no […]
By: Lorelei Kenny & Morin Mawhinney For many years, the Student Union office was filled with an undefinable resilient presence of one special, blue fish known as Attila the Betta (2013-2016). Attila came from a long line of office fish […]
By: Lorelei Kenny Today, on the eleventh day of the eleventh month marks ninety-eight years since the end of World War I. On this day we take time to reflect on all those who have suffered and died because of […]
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