By: Tony Davis UPEI President Alaa Abd-El-Aziz announced yesterday that the INSPIRE! Campaign has exceeded its $50 million fundraising goal. (Photo by Tony Davis) UPEI announced yesterday that the INSPIRE! Campaign, through the support of alumni, friends, foundations, companies, and […]
By: Tony Davis “Even if you don’t have the time to develop a great sense of who is running or what their party tries to achieve, I still think you should at least try and take an interest […],” says […]
By: Tony Davis Gerard Mitchell, P.E.I.’s referendum commissioner stopped off at UPEI for an info session to break down the options for the upcoming referendum. (Photo by Tony Davis) P.E.I.’s referendum commissioner, Gerard Mitchell was happy to see a good […]
By: Tony Davis Hannah Frizzell started attending UPEI in 2015 to obtain her bachelor’s degree in sociology and anthropology. She attended classes on campus in all her previous years, but this September just as school was kicking off, she gave […]
By: Tony Davis Alex Montgomery is a fourth year engineering student at UPEI and is one of the students working on a cube shaped optical satellite in partnership with the Canadian Space Agency. (Tony Davis) Alex Montgomery has been working […]
By: Tony Davis Daniel Butterfield has been rapping since he was 13, but has recently started taking his music more seriously performing as Vince the Messenger. (Tony Davis) Ben Taylor was angry. He was 14 and he just got suspended […]
By: Tony Davis Max Koughan performs country music at various Charlottetown venues as Lawrence Maxwell. Fresh off a Music P.E.I. award win, he released a new single last Saturday called ‘Unfinished Business’. (Photo by ECMA) Max Koughan’s first career choice […]
By: Tony Davis UPEI Theatre Studies coordinator Greg Doran (standing, left) works on a scene with Vagabond Productions players Guy Brun and Charlotte Robertson. Vagabond will present A Most Pleasant Comedy of Mucedorus March 12 to 16. (Submitted photo) It […]
By: Tony Davis Professor Nola Etkin poses outside her office in the K.C. Irving Chemistry Centre at UPEI. Etkin has been part of advancing LGBTQ2S+ rights in P.E.I. since her arrival in 1997. (Tony Davis) Nola Etkin is part of […]
By: Tony Davis Brian Affouan stands outside Bill and Denise Andrew Hall, the campus residence where he is staying for his first year at UPEI. Next year he hopes to move off campus. (Tony Davis) Brian Affouan moved to P.E.I. […]
By: Tony Davis Growing up on P.E.I., it isn’t weird to hear Holland College referred to as Holiday College. Some believe college is much easier than university. So, The Cadre hit both campuses to ask the hard-hitting question. The Cadre went […]
By: Tony Davis A Toyota truck makes its way down Queen Street during Wednesday’s snowstorm, which shut down educational institutions across the province. (Tony Davis) Sara MacDonald is a first year Holland College student. She said she enjoys snow days because she […]
By: Tony Davis Needles found last week off a Kent Street sidewalk in Charlottetown. (Tony Davis) There is a new place between Holland College and Hunter’s Ale House off a side street connecting to Kent Street. It is a walk college […]
By: Tony Davis Parking passes are sold at UPEI for $118 but do not guarantee the pass holder a space. (Allison O’Brien) It’s minus thirty. The dead of winter. You have a 10 am class. You barely got out of […]
By: Tony Davis Richard Lemm reading excerpts from his latest poetry collection Jeopardy at Receiver Coffee for P.E.I. Writers’ Guild Open Mic Nov. 8. (Tony Davis) Even after teaching advanced writing courses for nearly 25 years, Richard Lemm still gets excited when […]
By: Tony Davis You know how modern medicine has pretty much eliminated a handful of horrible illnesses with vaccines? Immunization is the reason smallpox has been wiped off the planet. Measles and whooping cough have taken a beating, along with diphtheria, an […]
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