Wilderness
I crave seclusion At the end of a day Filled With words People And situations I crave mountain air The kind Blessed With pine and purity I crave sunsets Laced …
Month: March 2016
Journey through self and time with a double feature at TTOK
From Feb. 11 to Feb. 13, The Theatre on King was home to two short plays directed by Simon Turner-Semchuk: When I Sorrow Most was written by Turner-Semchuk, and Quinn …
The Eye of Madness
Note: This story is a response to H. P. Lovecraft’s short story, The Call of Cthulhu The first occasion upon which I am able to recall that peculiar blend of …
Why Trent Film Society is important to the Peterborough community
Amy Jane Vosper, co-director of the Trent Film Society, on why films are important: Films bring us together. My fondest memories of childhood involve sitting on my couch, sandwiched between …
Beyond the barre
This is a piece about leaving behind what you love most, and how dance follows you outside the studio. Somewhere, in the east end of Ottawa, in a transformed dance …
Forgetting Flint: how government oversight became a state health emergency
Flint, Michigan has recently become a household topic since the massive publicity around the water crisis that instigated a state of national health emergency. Many people have a sense that …
The Future of Journalism at Trent
The Trent-Loyalist Journalism program needs a critical review. The idea behind the whole program is that students are able to acquire one experience through two very different styles of curriculum. …
International community responds to Internationalization Review
Trent University recently underwent an ‘Internationalization’ review, one conducted by an external reviewer, had limited student input, was poorly publicized and occurred over the span of less than one week. …