Dr. Olive Bryanton will be the focus of a documentary airing Thursday, August 22 on CBC TV. Never Too Old follows Dr. Bryanton as she worked to finish her research and defend her doctoral thesis at UPEI. Dr. Bryanton has been an activist for seniors her whole life and is involved with various agencies, associations, and committees, all while pursuing her PhD.

It’s the height of summer, but UPEI Men’s Hockey is already gearing up for an exciting 2019–2020 season of AUS action! Season tickets are on sale now at the Eastlink Centre Box Office.

Season ticket holders will receive a reserved seat at all 15 regular-season Panther home games, one exhibition game ticket, two buddy passes, open ticket redemption, a UPEI 50th anniversary ball cap, and a seat held for the playoffs! The price for a season ticket is $196 for adults, $182 for seniors, and $50 for youth.

More than fifty professionals from diverse fields spanning four countries gathered in Charlottetown from August 7 to 9 for the first Insight Summit and Summer Workshop. The summit, devoted to conflict, peace-building, and change based on the theory and skills of the “insight approach” to conflict was hosted by UPEI’s Applied Communication, Leadership, and Culture (ACLC) program. 

Bruce Donaldson, coach of the UPEI Women’s Hockey team, announced today Tiah Scichilone has committed to the Panthers. Scichilone is a forward from Saint John, New Brunswick, where she made her mark on the Rothesay Netherwood School varsity girls team.

“Tiah has Island roots, as her grandparents are from PEI,” said Donaldson. “Tiah brings a great hockey IQ to the game, and while she is small in stature, she plays way bigger than she actually is. She has an amazing work ethic. She’s a true team player and loves to compete.”