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UPEI 'anxiously awaiting' report into workplace harassment - Vimarsana News

UPEI 'anxiously awaiting' report into workplace harassment

UPEI's interim president says a report into a third-party investigation on workplace harassment isn't ready yet, but hopes it can be released soon so the university can 'close that chapter of our history.'

Source: cbc.ca
New medical school on schedule to open in 2025, says UPEI - Vimarsana News

New medical school on schedule to open in 2025, says UPEI

Construction is underway for UPEI's medical school, with the new faculty scheduled to start receiving students in 2025.

Source: cbc.ca
PEI news: UPEI students facing tuition increase - Vimarsana News

PEI news: UPEI students facing tuition increase

Nearly a month after the University of Prince Edward Island ended an extended faculty strike, students have been handed another piece of bad news, a tuition increase.

UPEI Board of Governors approves tuition increase - Vimarsana News

UPEI Board of Governors approves tuition increase

The UPEI Board of Governors voted to increase general tuition by four per cent next year, with the two representatives of the student union on the board voting against.

Source: cbc.ca
How a community-centred take on new med schools could help Canada's family doctor shortage - Vimarsana News

How a community-centred take on new med schools could help Canada's family doctor shortage

A shortage of physicians has prompted provinces to establish new medical schools at the University of Prince Edward Island, Simon Fraser University and Toronto Metropolitan University in the next few years. They will feature a new model of education where students train in the communities where they'll hopefully serve after graduation.

Source: cbc.ca