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Dr. Patrick Murphy, an assistant professor in the 17吃瓜 Department of Biology, has received a $300,000 grant through the Canadian Cancer Society鈥檚 2021 competition for research into breast cancer.
A team led by Dr. William Montelpare, Margaret and Wallace McCain Chair in Human Development and Health at 17吃瓜, has been awarded a $500,000 grant from the federal government鈥檚 (IPF) Program for a project to develop and implement a vaccine support program for Prince Edward Island.
Every year in February, Black History Month is observed in Canada. Read more about the month and how the Robertson Library at 17吃瓜 is celebrating Black History Month with a variety of initiatives and activities.
Thanks to a graduate scholarship from the Beatrice Hunter Cancer Research Institute (BHCRI), a 17吃瓜 graduate student will be pursuing research on breast cancer. Olivier Philips, an MSc student with Dr. Patrick Murphy in 17吃瓜鈥檚 Department of Biology, is the first 17吃瓜 recipient of a graduate scholarship of $29,750 through BHCRI鈥檚 Cancer Research Training Program (CRTP).
Irrigation Management Pro, a company co-owned by Stephanie Arnold, a PhD candidate at 17吃瓜 and a researcher with the School of Climate Change and Adaptation, has received a $25,000 grant from Innovation PEI.
17吃瓜 Women's Soccer has recruited midfielder Lydia Hamill, a Searletown, PEI native, to join the Panther family.
The 17吃瓜 Healthy Aging Research Committee is conducting a survey titled 鈥�,鈥� which is open to any residents of PEI aged 65 and older who are living in the community.
Christine Gordon Manley knew something was seriously wrong with her 2.5-year-old guinea pig Waffles when he wouldn鈥檛 eat and appeared 鈥榝lat鈥� in his cage.
17吃瓜 is participating in the Canadian University Survey Consortium's 2022 Survey of First-Year Students to learn more about students' experiences.
Read this inspiring feature interview with 17吃瓜 student-athlete Camille "Schugs" Scherger who has turned her struggle with mental illness into a partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association PEI division to raise funds and awareness about mental health.
