By: Allison O’Brien The International Student Office (ISO) says that there are still students, domestic and international, who are struggling to find a place to live in Charlottetown. While it’s not unusual that some students may still be searching, the […]
International Students comprise roughly 20% of the University’s population, and has been growing steadily for the past few years. However, international students face a variety of unique challenges and experiences. Here to talk about issues regarding campus integration, Student Union […]
As part of a new feature designed by the International Relations Office (IRO), the Cadre will be publishing weekly features on various members of UPEI’s growing and important international student population. Hey guys! Did you know that 18.3% of the […]
By: Jing Zhao Almost all the international students know Erica Stanley, who was the International Student Advisor at the International Relations Office (IRO) for the last seven years. She has a reputation for kindness towards all the international students and […]
By: Drew MacEachern Finding new ways to encourage active student participation is always a struggle for student societies and programs. For many, the pub crawl has become the go-to activities for societies to default to when they want to encourage […]
By: Aimee Barker [This is part of a new series where some our student nurses on campus will answer any health questions you would like answered. If you have a question you want answered, you can submit it to this […]
By: Via Reyes and Drew MacEachern Voting starts today for the UPEISU Fall Election but some of you still may not know who to vote for or who all the candidates are. For many, this might be the case with […]
By: Jing Zhao The English Academic Preparation Program, abbreviated to EAP, is an intensive language program at UPEI. Incoming students who do not meet UPEI’s language requirements with conditional admission, must take classes in the EAP degree program to upgrade their […]
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