A new book titled Romantic Suburbs: Imagining Home in Greater London, by Dr. Kate Scarth, chair of L.M. Montgomery Studies and associate professor of Applied Communication, Leadership, and Culture at UPEI, will be launched on Friday, June 26, at 4:30 pm in Don and Marion McDougall Hall, Room 243.

The University of Prince Edward Island extends congratulations to Sarah Forsythe, a standout student-athlete and goaltender with the Panthers women’s hockey program, on being named UPEI’s recipient of the 2026 AUS PepsiCo James Bayer Memorial Scholarship Award.

Students in Business 3910 - Strategic Management in the McDougall Faculty of Business had the opportunity to analyze a real-life case and develop a comprehensive strategic plan for Purely PEI.

To recognize National Indigenous Peoples Day at UPEI, Dr. Corinne Chappell, Advisor on Indigenous Affairs, invites you to a “Lunch and Learn” on Friday, June 19, from 12:00–1:30 pm in the Quad outside the Tipi. 

UPEI's Cairo Campus recently held its 2026 Convocation that saw 157 graduates cross the stage to receive their degrees. 

This update provides a brief overview of current progress on collective bargaining and the work underway at each table.

A group of 90 youth from across Canada were on PEI from May 27–June 1, learning to tackle water and climate change challenges through Waterlution, a national non-profit organization which focuses on water sustainability, climate change, and leadership development. 

UPEI's Robertson Library is proud to partner with L'nuey on its new digital archive, called Tku Atlasma’lit, which brings together a wide range of historical records related to the Mi’kmaq of Epekwitk in one online, Mi’kmaw-led space. 

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to share stories of appreciation and celebration for their colleagues. It’s inspiring to see our community come together to recognize those who go above and beyond every day.

The month of June in Canada has been officially acknowledged as National Indigenous History Month since 2009, in recognition of the rich history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across Canada.