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UPEI students are back in class after a faculty strike that lasted almost four weeks, but the student union president says some are 'kind of done going to university for the semester.'

The opening of the new medical school at the University of Prince Edward Island has been delayed by an additional year, meaning students won't be ready for residencies until at least 2029.

/CNW/ - Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Canada has taken a comprehensive and prudent approach to managing the virus, with measures and...

The University of Prince Edward Island has attached a significant dollar figure to a CBC News request for documents related to an ongoing review into how the university has dealt with allegations of sexual harassment.

The provincial government has substantially increased its commitment to UPEI's new faculty of medicine, with a proposal for a much larger building than originally planned.

Plans to create UPEI's new medical school are taking a significant step forward as Charlottetown's planning board sent the school's public consultation request for council approval.

From the blog of Sheldon Kirshner at The Times of Israel

Students, staff and faculty at the University of Prince Edward Island will have to put their masks back on again for protection against COVID-19 starting later this month.

Recent consultation sessions on the faculty of medicine were generally well attended, especially in Charlottetown and Summerside, says UPEI interim president Greg Keefe.

A 21-year-old UPEI student is dead following a drowning at a hotel pool last week.