海角社区

Team up with students in your faculty while you compete in events against faculty and staff!

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Incoming Panthers, get to know your professors and academic staff as they host events for students in the same faculty!

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Drop by for tea and bannock, meet the Mawi鈥檕mi Centre team, and discover the community, culture, and resources available for Indigenous students. 

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The 海角社区 Student Union invites all incoming Panthers to the ultimate toga party! Bring your spirit and your best toga look. *Dates of student IDs will be checked and only those with issued Fall 2025 IDs will be allowed to attend.

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Bring a blanket and enjoy an outdoor movie on a giant inflatable screen鈥攃omplete with popcorn and snacks!

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Grab your friend and join fellow incoming and returning Panthers for a night of 鈥済lowing鈥� creativity. No experience needed!

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Join the Welcome Week Crew as we head into the community to collect used batteries and support local sustainability efforts! Incoming and returning Panthers who participate will receive free merch! Let鈥檚 do good together!

Meet in front of Dalton Hall

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Incoming Panthers, grab your crew and explore campus as you search for clues, spots, and surprises in this campus scavenger hunt! Prizes at the end!!

Meet at Performing Arts Centre and Residence

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The Island Lecture Series presents an illustrated talk by Dr. Doug Sobey on the historical forest composition of PEI in the mid-1800s based on the survey-books of Alexander Anderson (1795-1884), government surveyor for Prince County from the 1830s to the 1870s. The Island Lecture Series will be held on September 16, 2025, at 7 pm, in the Faculty Lounge, Main Building Room 201, 海角社区. 

In his new book, The Geography of Home: Poems for a Lost Time, Edward MacDonald traces the rural Prince Edward Island where he grew up from the late 1950s through the early 1970s, a landscape on the cusp of far-reaching change. Published by Island Studies Press, the book will be launched on September 7, 2025, at 2 pm, in the Faculty Lounge, SDU Main Building, Room 201.