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The Women's team take the court at 6:00 pm while the Men's team are on at 8:00 pm, both against Acadia. For more info, visit gopanthersgo.ca.

Classes begin. Consult UPEI's Calendar Dates for other important first semester dates.

Please plan to attend this year's Let's Talk Teaching Day, which will be held from 1:00-5:00 pm on Tuesday, September 4 in HSB 104. Join in on discussions about indigenizing the curriculum and decolonizing the academy; our new Academic Integrity Portal; and what's happening with Experiential Education at UPEI. Refreshments will be served, and all are welcome. We hope to see you there! If you have any questions, write to Gerald at the Faculty Development Office: fdo@upei.ca.  

UPEI CAP Team is hosting a Chalk and Talk event to increase awareness of concussion injuries. Children of all ages are encouraged to stop by and express what concussions mean to them in artistic chalk drawings. The CAP Team of researchers will be present to provide handouts and info on concussion injuries.  

It's time to meet your fellow new students and join your squad! Meet in the Bell Aliant Centre Concourse. For more NSO details go to the 2018 NSO Schedule. 

Join other students from your faculty and spend the morning meeting faculty, exploring labs, and meeting your classmates! Not sure what your major is? Go to whichever interests you most! For more NSO details go to the 2018 NSO Schedule. 

Join us in the Quad for a BBQ brought to you by the Student Union! For more NSO details go to the 2018 NSO Schedule

Come check out NSO sponsors and some non-profit organizations! Door prizes and free swag will be available. For more NSO details go to the 2018 NSO Schedule. 

Join us in this amazing fundraiser for Canadian Mental Health Association - PEI Division, PEI Family Violence Prevention Services, and PEI Council of People with Disabilities by collecting change downtown. For more NSO details go to the 2018 NSO Schedule

In 1993, women held five of the most influential positions in the province of Prince Edward Island. The Premier, Catherine Callbeck; Leader of the Opposition, Pat Mella; Speaker of the House, Nancy Guptill; Lieutenant Governor, Marion Reid; and Deputy Speaker, Elizabeth "Libbe" Hubley were elected and/or appointed to five of the most powerful positions in government. This was the first (and last) time in Canadian history that five women held these positions at the same time.  On October 30th, 2018 you're invited to participate in a forum that will mark this milestone and its significance in the political history of PEI and Canada as well as discuss the role of women in government and leadership. Let's celebrate PEI's living history and change the future through engagement, awareness, and creating tools for action! For more information and to register, please visit PEI Coalition for Women in Government.