By: Elizabeth Iwunwa My mother was born two months prior to when the war began. It put an abrupt hold on simple village life. This war, also known as the Biafran War, was the Nigerian Civil War. It began on […]
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKy_FAWRbOU] By: Via Reyes Before I could even get a word in, singer-songwriter Laurent Bourque introduces himself and promptly asks me what my job is as I sidled into the booth after Nathan Hood (VPSL), breathless and still in […]
By: Drew MacEachern On Thursday evening, the Pourhouse above the Old Triangle was full as people gathered to listen to UPEI sessional lecturer Brenton Dickieson discuss hobbits, specifically, the relation of hobbits to Christianity. While this may seem like an […]
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 Via Reyes Racoon Bandit is nearing the end of their tour with one of their final shows being right here in Charlottetown. I had the privilege of chatting with band member Fraser McCallum over the phone after one of their rehearsals, about their tour, their […]
By: Fallon Mawhinney On November 18th, four El Camino de Santiago pilgrims James Montgomery, Nicole Dupuis, The Cadre’s own Daniel Brown and Nick Pierlot put on the first ever “Camino on Tap†presentation at the Pourhouse in Charlottetown. The event […]
By: Sarah Crosby Youth voter-turnout was a prevalent issue in the recent federal election. Thanks to awareness campaigns and media outreach we saw a huge jump in political engagement among young voters. The election may be over, but we here […]
“It may be that the satisfaction I need depends on my going away, so that when I’ve gone and come back, I’ll find it at home.†-Rumi The years of our lives that we spend on trying to educate ourselves, […]
By: Megan Votour A Cast Member is Disney’s word for an employee, but it becomes so much more than that from the second you receive that job offer. In the summer of 2015, I was fortunate enough to experience just […]
By: Nick Scott Doubtless by now, most of you reading this will be at least vaguely aware of what’s going on in Syria. Since 2011, a military crackdown on Arab Spring protests in the country have led to a civil […]
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