Public Lecture | Made to measure or made for market: media archeology and the case of the Benjolin
Visiting scholar Dr. Dann Downes, Professor of Information and Communication Studies at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John, presents a public lecture: "The first decades of the 21st century saw a burgeoning subculture of do it yourself (DIY) electronic music making and instrument building based in part on the availability of cheap electronic components and increased information through the internet.
Workshop Series - Overcoming Imposter Phenomenon Part 2. Stop The Imposter Battle
The second workshop in this series is, Stop The Imposter Battle: Psychological Flexibility, Mindfulness, Cognitive Defusion, Value-Based Committed Action. Learn concepts that will help you live a meaningful life despite having imposter feelings.
If you did not participate in workshop 1, you can still participate to part 2.
To register contact Marla MacDonald at marmacdonald@upei.ca . Limit of 15 participants.
MAIS thesis defence by Padmini Dambugolla
The Master of Arts in Island Studies program invites you to attend the thesis defence for Padmini Dambugolla's research entitled "Examining the role of social networks, collaboration, and islandness in the entrepreneurial success of businesswomen at the Charlottetown Farmers’ Market." Everyone is welcome!
DATE: Monday, November 24, 2025, 10:00 am
LOCATION: Memorial Hall 104
Kayla Batchilder and Jakob Robillard named UPEI Panther Source for Sports Athletes of the Week
Every week, UPEI Athletics and Recreation recognizes student-athletes for their achievements and contributions to their respective sports. The UPEI Panther Source for Sports Athletes of the Week for October 27–November 2 are Kayla Batchilder (women’s field hockey) and Jakob Robillard (men’s hockey).
Self-Care Fair and Soup for the Soul on November 19
The UPEI Healthy Campus Committee invites all students, faculty, and staff to attend the annual Self-Care Fair on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at MacMillan Hall, W.A. Murphy Student Centre. This is a celebration of wellness, balance, and community with the opportunity to explore campus and community resources that support physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Recognizing Remarkable Colleagues–October 2025, Issue 1
We are thrilled by the incredible response to our Recognizing Remarkable Colleagues program! The month of October saw another 47 incredible submissions, each one highlighting the generosity, dedication, and positivity that make our University such a special place. In just over two months, we have received a total of 107 submissions.
"It’s a challenging journey, but one that is incredibly rewarding."
What brought you to UPEI? Why did you choose to study here?
I was born in Kingston, Ontario, but moved around the country a few times during my childhood because of my dad’s career as a military pilot. Despite moving so much, one place has always felt like home—Prince Edward Island. Every summer, my family would make the drive to PEI, where we spent time with friends and family, and created memories that have shaped who I am. As a high school student approaching graduation, I spent a lot of time weighing my options for university.
UPEI Panthers this Week (November 3–9)
The UPEI Panthers are looking forward to a week of competition at home and on the road.
Friday, November 7
AT HOME:
7:00 pm: The UPEI Men’s Hockey Panthers host the University of New Brunswick Reds at MacLauchlan Arena.
Grad School: More Possible Than You Think!
Wonder if grad school is for you? Worried about the cost? Wonder what UPEI has to offer? Come chat with people who have been there.
UPEI to provide degree pathway for Holland College School of Performing Arts graduates
The University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) and Holland College have formalized a music transfer agreement providing a degree pathway for graduates of the Holland College School of Performing Arts (SoPA). Students will study two years at Holland College and two years at UPEI, earning a Bachelor of Music.
