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 […]
Pondering from the Pencil Case Hi y’all, I’m Gary Graphite and I am the mascot of UPEI’s Writing Centre. Lately, I have been bombarded with questions about what the Writing Centre is and where it is located, so I thought […]
By: Zach Geldert Trolling through the halls of Main and McDougall, I hastily confronted 14 individuals who were minding their own business with the question that every person ponders from an early age; what do you want to be when […]
By: Lorelei Kenny TC: When did you start producing music and are you based out of PEI? RAMZOID: Ya, I am based out of the island, and I currently have no plans to change that either! I’ve been producing electronic music […]
By: Lorelei Kenny, Morin Mawhinney, and Elizabeth Iwunwa * Edited to include video The second annual Blessed John Henry Newman Dinner held on the twenty-first of October brought together members of the UPEI Catholic community, the Saint Dunstan’s University Board […]
By: Lorelei Kenny This past weekend the UPEI Catholic Student Association hosted the National Canadian Catholic Student Association (CCSA) conference. The conference is a time of fellowship where students from dozens of Canadian campuses gather together to pray, worship and […]
By: Morin Mawhinney The Panther Pantry is a group that appeared on campus last year. Their goal was to hand out food to anyone on campus who felt “food insecure†by holding “serving days.†Recently, the kitchenette in the Faculty […]
By: Morin Mawhinney On the night of October 26th, the 2016 Annual General Student Union Meeting was held at in Wave. This event could have easily been drier than the Sahara, but the Student Council had obviously thought ahead and […]
By: Connor Mycroft So you just got through the midterm season, the next, closest thing to hell after exam season, and you just wanted to sit on your couch with your vice of choice and Netflix, or get obliterated at […]
By: Connor Mycroft The saying “who’s yer fahder?†is well known to anyone who has spent even the slightest amount of time on PEI. It provides a reference point for new acquaintances. It can be a conversation starter (or ender). […]
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