Everyone is invited to a public talk by Summerside’s Dr. Tiber F. M. Falzett on Scottish Gaelic language and culture as passed down through generations on Prince Edward Island. Through oral traditions, music, songs, poetry, newspaper articles, and census returns, attendees will be taken on a journey in the life of Scottish Gaels on Prince Edward Island from their arrival on these shores to the decline and eventual disappearance of the language from everyday Island life by the close of the last century. Excerpts of field recordings made by Dr. John Shaw for the Institute of Island Studies in 1987, as well as earlier recordings made by others, will serve as primary vehicles in our explorations. Tiber will play these Gaelic recordings, which can be easily followed with English translations he’ll provide. This small but significant collection of recordings holds tremendous potential for the homegrown linguistic and cultural renewal of these local traditions at the communal level. Tiber has himself conducted over a decade of fieldwork among Scottish Gaels in Cape Breton and the Scottish Highlands and Western Isles. He enjoys a good cèilidh sharing Gaelic songs and tunes on the bagpipes. He recently completed his PhD in Celtic and Scottish Studies at the University of Edinburgh and has now returned home to the Island, where he is now a Research Associate of the Institute of Island Studies. He looks forward to making connections with fellow Islanders interested in Scottish Gaelic in our province.

An invitation for all the French-speaking students and those who are learning French. This Thursday, May 28, 2-4 pm in "the Pit", we will host a meet-and-greet with Dottie and Yoan from La Coopérative d’intégration francophone de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard (CIF). We can meet the members of the UPEI French Club and International Relations Office and hear about the activities and opportunities offered by CIF. Snacks will be provided. Thursday, May 28 2-4 pm Robertson Library, in "The Pit" Bonne Journée.

Women's Rugby season kicks off as they take on STFX game time is 2:00pm

It is the only Panther home game this weekend, spend the afternoon down at the UPEI field as the Axewomen come to face your UPEI Panthers, game time it 2:00pm

It's that time of year again your UPEI Panthers host the Dalhousie Tigers in the seasons home opener. Spend the first Friday night of the season at the MacLauchlan, game time is 7pm.

It is the last home game of the year, the UPEI Women's Rugby Panthers host the Saint Mary's Huskies, game time is 2pm.

It is a rematch of last years playoffs where the Xmen ended the Panthers season. Your Panthers look for some early revenge when the two teams square off at the MacLauchlan Arena, game time is 7pm

The UPEI Women's Hockey game at 7 pm at MacLauchlan Arena has been cancelled due to the passing of Ralph Manning, UPEI Panther Sports' chief physiotherapist. read more

At the end of a three game home stand, the Tommies, come to take on the Women's hockey Panthers at the MacLauchlan Arena, game time is 7pm.

It is the first of two home games this weekend, the Huskies arrive to take on the Mens Hockey Panthers at the MachLauchlan Arena. Game time is 7pm.