Reframing 2020
If you have an interest in documentary film, media art, and/or activism, the ReFrame Film Festival is the perfect event to start the new year off right! From January 23 …
Month: December 2019
Century Anniversaries to Watch for This New Decade
We did it, we’re almost there – 2020 is just around the corner! With such a busy 100 years, we often forget what life was like for our ancestors back …
Lawrence Faria: New TCSA VP Clubs and Groups
Lawrence Faria is a third-year Physics major who started involvement with clubs with the Trent Undergrad Physics Society. Today, Faria is the new Vice President of Clubs and Groups. I …
Top Five Hiking Trails in the Peterborough and Kawartha Area
Looking to get out into nature over the winter break? You don’t have to go far to find beautiful forested hiking trails with sleepy creeks winding through bushes and hills …
The Climate Crisis and Strategic Voting
If we look at our day to day lives, we have to be aware of how the climate crisis relates to politics. The term “politics” sparks many mixed feelings from …
On Solidarity: Or, CUPE in the Community
We have an idea of contract instructors as alienated and solitary ‘road scholars,’ always in a desperate rush, never completely present wherever they teach – at least compared to tenure-track …
The Radioactive Colonialism of BWXT
According to BWXT Nuclear Energy Canada’s ten-year license application, the company has joined the Canadian Council of Aboriginal Business to become “Progressive Aboriginal Relations (PAR) certified.” That doesn’t sit well …
Stoked About Revelstoke
If you haven’t been to Revelstoke Kitchen and Café yet, then you are truly missing out. Revelstoke is a 100 percent plant-based café that is owned by a couple, Conner …
Puzzles & Cartoons: Vol. 54, Issue 12
“The Social Saftey Net” by John Fewings Puzzle Answers below! Prefer a physical copy? Print these images or pick up the latest edition of the Arthur! Puzzle Answers 54 12. …
The Indigenous Study Space of Bata Library: Irreconcilable Indigeneity Or Colonial West Bank?
In February 2019, Arthur reported discussing the possibilities of the Indigenous Study Space (now named the Cedar Room) located in Bata Library. At that time, it was but a room …