Research Security Training Session

As a result of Canada’s research community's commitment to open science and international collaboration, Canada is a leader in innovation, research, and development. However, this commitment has the potential to be exploited, leading to loss of expertise and trade secrets, damage to the integrity of Canadian academic and research institutions, and the loss of publication and patent opportunities. These implications have national and economic security impacts – particularly if the knowledge is sensitive or has potential military applications. 

Plant swap event a huge success and a lot of “fern”!

UPEI employees showed up by the dozens for a plant and trimming exchange on Wednesday, August 12 in the campus quadrangle. 

Colleagues mixed and mingled over the lunch hour while swapping indoor plant trimmings. Organized by the Employee Experience and Development team in UPEI Human Resources, the event was designed to welcome new employees, reconnect returning staff, and set the tone for a thriving year ahead. No green thumb was required, just curiosity and the willingness to chat over cuttings.

Welcome Week: Grad Student Mixer, hosted by the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Kick off the year by meeting the Faculty of Graduate Studies and connecting with fellow graduate students! Come enjoy some food, pick up your Welcome Week swag, and chat with others about the exciting events happening around campus. Whether you're new to UPEI or returning for another year, this is a great chance to meet people and start building your graduate community.

A celebration of the literary achievements of Dr. Brent MacLaine, Professor Emeritus of English

The Bookmark will host a celebration of UPEI Professor Emeritus Brent MacLaine’s contributions to the PEI literary community. The evening, which will be co-hosted by UPEI Professor Emeritus Richard Lemm and PEI Poet Laureate Bren Simmers, will include readings of Dr. MacLaine's poetry by other Island writers, colleagues, and friends. Admission is free and all are welcome.

Mawi -Lukutimk / Working Together

The UPEI Faculty of Indigenous Knowledge, Education, Research, and Applied Studies (IKERAS) invites you to attend Mawi - Lukutimk / Working Together, where we’ll be sharing Indigenous knowledge from L’nuey, the Mi’kmaq Confederacy, Curtis Michael, Dr. Judy Clark, and Thirley Levi.

Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Time: 9:30 am to 2:30 pm
Meet and Greet: 12:00 to 12:30 pm and 2:30 to 3:00 pm
Location: Kelley Memorial Building (KMB) 211 and 237 (level two, upstairs on the main floor)

We hope to see you there!