In the tail end of a mini two game series against STFX the Womens Panthers return to the court for a 2pm tip off at the Sports Centre.

The Xmen stuck around for another day, it is a 4pm tip off at the UPEI Sports Centre.

The Saint Mary's Huskies make the trek to the Island to face the Women Hockey Panthers. This is the only home game of the weekend. Puck drop is 7:00pm at MacLauchlan Arena

You are invited to provide feedback on the current and future direction of UPEI Robertson Library during a focus group involving UPEI faculty and staff. The Library is in the process of developing a new five year strategic plan and would like to hear from you about what is working well and what we can do differently in the future. An independent facilitator, Wendy Drake (MRSB Consulting Services) will facilitate your discussion and will ask you the following questions: What is currently working well and should continue? What is not working so well and needs to be enhanced, improved, or changed? Are there services at other academic institutions that you feel should be offered at the UPEI Robertson Library? What gaps or challenges should be addressed? What opportunities should be pursued in the next 5 years? In your opinion, what is the most important priority for UPEI Robertson Library within the next five years? Please RSVP by May 26th to Pauline MacPherson at pmacpherson@upei.ca. Your feedback is appreciated!

It is the first of two meetings between the Capers and your UPEI Panthers. Tip off is 6:00pm at the Sports Centre.

Following the Women's game the Men will also entertain the Cape Breton Capers at the Sports Centre. Tip off is 8:00pm.

The second meeting in as many nights, the Capers and Panthers square off at the Sports Centre, tip off is 6:00 pm.

Game two of the two game series between the Capers and Panthers. Game time is 8:00pm at the Sports Centre.

Richard Nowakowski will talk games in a public lecture as part of the Canadian Mathematical Society’s Summer Meeting at the University of Prince Edward Island. Chess and checkers are two games that Nowakowski studies, as he specializes in two player games where the players move alternately, there are no random factors and the last player to move determines the winner. Nowakowski is heavily involved with the CMS and mathematics in the Maritimes. He volunteers with Dalhousie Math Circles, a mathematics outreach program based out of the Department of Mathematics & Statistics at Dalhousie University, where he works as a research professor. Nowakowski also volunteered on a team of university markers across Canada who graded the Sun Life Financial Canadian Mathematics Challenge (COMC) in November 2014. He has worked with the CMS since the mid 1980s and is a former Canadian Mathematical Olympiad (CMO) Chair. The free, public lecture will launch the 2015 Canadian Mathematical Society Summer Meeting. Over 300 mathematics professionals, students and educators from Canada and around the world are expected to attend. No mathematical background is required to appreciate the talk!

The Tommies are spending their Friday night taking on your UPEI Men's Hockey Panthers. Puck drop is at 7:00pm at the MacLauchlan Arena.