Student Association of International Development (SAID), in collaboration with Trent International Students Association (TISA) has started a series of lectures, films and discussions for the Scholars at Risk (SAR). SAR …
Arthur attended last week’s Trent African & Caribbean Student Union event, TACSU Talks. It was titled What is Black? The speakers Suzanna Lam and Achol Moses’s inspiration for the topic …
Last week, I sat down with Ethel Nalule to congratulate her on her feature in a National Geographic blog publication and talk about her photography work. I got introduced to …
In a message in support of International Women’s Day, the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres commented on how women’s rights were being “reduced, restricted and reversed”. He couldn’t have been more right. International Women’s Day …
On March 3rd to 5th the second Annual Queer Collusions Conference will be held at Sadleir House. Last year, the first Queer Coll(i/u)sions Conference was able to gather together over …
ebration to remember important people and events in the history of the African diaspora. Viola Desmond, a prominent black Nova Scotian businesswoman who changed the course of Canadian history by defiantly …
On January 26th, Junction hosted the Trent Fashion Society’s Timeless Runway Show. It was a 19+ event, where local stores had an opportunity to display their products as attendees mingled. …
As of the publication of this article, tickets to this event are sold out. Each year, the Trent Fashion Society (TFS) hosts its runway show in the dead of winter. …
Did you know? Hijab is an Arabic word that means barrier or partition. The Trent Muslim Students’ Association (TMSA), in honor of breast cancer awareness, holds a Pink Hijab Week …
In a week full of Halloween-related Facebook posts, gifs, videos, memes and most importantly Snapchat stories, I’ve been thinking about death too much lately. Making fun of scary things in …
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