Open mic at The Historic Red Dog
Last week Arthur had the distinct pleasure of sitting down with Matt Diamond. If this name sounds familiar, that is probably because you’ve heard his silky smooth voice on the …
Month: November 2016
Annual Ball Hockey Tournament raises Movember funds
On Saturday November 12th, Champlain College’s Cabinet hosted their semi-annual Ball Hockey Tournament. This is a long-standing Champlain College tradition in which students use the tables in the Champlain College …
From Trump to Brexit: Where Is the World Going?
On November 17th, Trent students and faculty members gathered in the Champlain Learning and Living Commons for yet another engaging panel discussion regarding recent major political developments around the globe. …
Campus sees deplorable acts following American election
In the week or so since the American election there has been a wild race on social media to frame one’s political opponents as the most violent in the wake …
Dissent and despair in Okinawa: a case study of U.S. militarism
Okinawa, an island with a population of 1.4 million, enjoys the dubious honour of being considered to have strategic importance to the United States military. Since 1945, this group of …
Diasporic identities explored and celebrated at Afrobana
They’ve done it again! The Trent African Caribbean Student Union put on their yearly anticipated showcase of culture, Afrobana, this past Saturday evening. Students and community members were treated to …
Students and citizens enlightened by Symons Seminar Series
On November 2nd, the latest installment of the Symons Seminar Series was hosted at Bagnani Hall in Traill College. This series, which usually runs from October to April of each …
Writers Reading: Joshua Trotter
Last Wednesday at Scott House, Trent alumnus Joshua Trotter ‘00 gave an entertaining reading and Q&A session as part of the Writers Reading Series hosted by the English Literature Department. …
A call for faculty support for students organizing to make Trent safe in the wake of the U.S. Election
This note has been written collaboratively by a small number of professors who would like to invite all faculty to sign on in support of student struggles against discrimination in …
Make Trent Safe protest success on campus
On November 16th students marched across Trent University’s Symons Campus. This movement was a reaction to the feelings of many students that Trent was becoming an unsafe place. Trent’s history …