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Curious about AI ? Explore the promises and limits of AI with UPEI faculty as they share their perspectives on how it is reshaping research, teaching, and beyond. 

A special thank you to Faculty Members Scott Cassidy, Jason Pearson, Sheldon White, Brenton Dickieson, and Ryan Drew for volunteering to lead a conversation on the use of AI in their respective faculties, and reflect on how AI can and cannot assist them in their research, scholarship and teaching. 

Faculty are Invited to the Teaching and Learning Centre Lunch & Learn: Building Rubrics for Fairness, Transparency, and Consistency

Join us for an engaging bring-your-own-lunch session where we’ll explore how to design rubrics that support equitable assessment, clear expectations, and consistent feedback. Whether you're refining existing Moodle Rubrics or starting from scratch, this is a great opportunity to share ideas and strengthen your evaluation practice.

Date and time: September 16, 12:00–1:00 pm

Let’s build better rubrics together!

Please "save the date" for our next town hall featuring a conversation with Board of Governors Chair Shannon MacDonald and President Wendy Rodgers on Friday, September 26, at 9:30 am in McMillan Hall, W.A. Murphy Student Centre.

Board Chair MacDonald will lead a 'fireside chat' with President Rodgers, touching on goals and priorities and opportunities and challenges as we pursue the coming year and our strategic plan for the next five years.

Join Experiential Education staff for a hands-on workshop where you can work on your resume with real-time support. We'll let you know what employers are looking for and what will help your application stand out against the competition; you'll make changes as we go to come out of the workshop with a resume that sets you up for success!

Registration is required and space is limited. Visit to register. Only UPEI students are eligible to attend this workshop.

Women’s Network PEI and SVPRO partnered to offer a creative, community-based space for survivors of gender-based violence and individuals navigating life after trauma. Participants were guided through a process of reflection, story-telling, and visual expression, culminating in this photography exhibit. Each photo is a window into a personal journey. Some speak to recovery, others to silence, safety, freedom, or inner growth. Together, they remind us that healing takes many forms and every voice matters. 

Women’s Network PEI and SVPRO partnered to offer a creative, community-based space for survivors of gender-based violence and individuals navigating life after trauma. Participants were guided through a process of reflection, story-telling, and visual expression, culminating in this photography exhibit. Each photo is a window into a personal journey. Some speak to recovery, others to silence, safety, freedom, or inner growth. Together, they remind us that healing takes many forms and every voice matters. 

Join us in the Campus Life Lounge in the W.A. Murphy Student Centre to paint stones with messages of consent, respect, and community to be scattered across campus. Folks will receive two stones to paint: one to participate in the Scatter Stones event and one to paint and keep! Hosted by the UPEI Student Union, Campus Life, and SVPRO. 

September 16, 11:00 am to 1:00 pm

The UPEI Multicultural Choir is gearing up for another great year of sharing songs from all different languages! 

Our first session for the year will be on Tuesday, September 9, from 4:30 - 5:30 pm in the Faculty Lounge in SDU Main Building. 

Our sessions are open to everyone, regardless of experience, so bring your friends and come see what it's all about!

We will get to know each other, try a couple of simple songs and share some joy and music! 

Head over to the hallway in Robertson Library for a slice of pizza and to share your opinion – What does Consent Look Like? Hosted by the UPEI Student Union and SVPRO.

September 15 at 11:00 am

Robertson Library and the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office (SVPRO) will be hosting a Sexual Assault Awareness Week Display in the Robertson Library lobby September 15-26. Make sure to drop by to learn more about SAAW and to take part in Love Letters to Survivors. Write a message of compassion, care, and support to individuals who have experienced sexual violence. Your message will be included in a collage of community care to hang in the SVPRO. Survivors visiting our office will see and feel your solidarity.