For two years, Arthur Newspaper has been guided by co-editors Zara Syed and Yumna Leghari. Passionate journalists, activists and feminists, Yumna and Zara are committed to creative integrity and to …
Dog tooth gnaws through endless layers of cotton, wool and lace. His famous teeth grind down until he is no longer an honourable pattern. Turtle neck swims among chains of …
On Wednesday November 9th, over 300 supporters gathered at Confederation Square to show solidarity for the people in North Dakota who are standing up against the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). …
“Happiness is the only good. The time to be happy is now. The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others so.” – Robert …
Translated by: Felipe Cazar Myths and legends are reflections of the culture that crafted them. They mirror the anxieties, aspirations, and nightmares of their people. They survive to communicate a …
It is a busy few weeks ahead for computer science lovers and Trent University’s Computer Science department, from crucial competitions to hosting the first ever Hackathon at Trent. I met …
Meet Ugyen: a member of the Trent alumni who first moved to Peterborough in 2004 from Bhutan. Ugyen has a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Biology, but this hardly …
As I stood in a circle of approximately 150 people, with red dresses swinging from trees, the sound of drumming songs from Curve Lake First Nation and Alderville First Nation …
As I sat among fifteen others on Wednesday evening in the Gathering Space, First Peoples House of Learning, I not only listened, but was truly inspired by the charming, wise …
The 6th annual Purple Onion Festival was my first. As a newcomer to Local Food Month in Peterborough, I was intrigued to find out more. The Purple Onion festival, founded …
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