TMSA presents Unity is Key
The Trent Muslim Student Association (TMSA) will be hosting Unity is Key this week. Unity is Key is a competition between Trent and fifteen other universities to see who can …
Month: September 2014
Arts Focus: Erroneous Monk (aka Danny Taro)
Photos by Andrew Tan. To meet Danny Taro, current moniker Erroneous Monk, I arrived at Black Honey atrociously early, a whole 10 minutes before I could even expect him to …
Big appetites, big changes for Trent’s foodservice
There has been a change in the way Trent works inside. When you look at the school everything else is fairly the same. New students wouldn’t notice it right off …
Dear TCSA: Consent isn’t sexy, it’s mandatory
The TCSA has been touting the “Consent is Sexy” campaign for a few years now, and it really disturbs me. Consent is never, ever sexy. Consent is mandatory. Consent is …
Trent Film Society Presents: Enemy
What’s better than a film starring Jake Gyllenhaal? A film starring Jake Gyllenhaal… twice! And what better place to screen the film than at Market Hall (140 Charlotte Street), on …
OPIRG: The Stories That My Pants Would Tell
I can hear them calling to me, telling me their stories, their history, their hardships. I shut the door to my closet to find some solitude, but it isn’t always …
Trent Radio: Listening Power
Quietly reading to yourself is actually a relatively recent practice. Announcing words that you do not choose as though through a magic spell shooting out messages and meanings from your …
Trent’s college system is on life support
A series of developments in the university have got me wondering: are Trent’s colleges dying? A founding principle of Trent University was the college model as a way of connecting …
Letters to the Editor: Issue 3
Re: “Downtown is not the answer…” Dearest Editors, This is a response to Vanessa Stark’s issue two article criticizing and problematizing the apparent issue of the downtown locations of student …
Editorial: Student centre project not what “student-run” looks like
I was asked to include the image below with the first letter on page 15. As you can see if you picked up the paper, it wouldn’t fit very well …