Sarah Law, Author at Arthur Newspaper

Sheltered

December 9, 2018 Sarah Law 0

Community service hours. Sixty to graduate, a hundred more for a shot at a scholarship. Double that, and the school purchases a wooden plaque for the lobby in the kid’s …

A Can of Soup or a Sanitary Pad

February 20, 2018 Sarah Law 0

I just drank a glass of eggnog without realizing it expired, my cat is chewing the Christmas tree, and my five-year-old, Ellis, just shoved a candy cane up his nose. …

TCSA By-Election: The Issues Around the Ballot

The Trent Central Student Association (TSCA) is holding their annual Board of Directors By-Election from Tuesday October 13 until Friday October 16 at 4:00pm. The Student Union is governed by …
Issue Zero is HERE!

We bring you Issue Zero, the first print copy of Arthur Newspaper’s 55th volume to be released in 2020. Check out our introduction to Arthur Newspaper, our Vol. 55 Editorial, …
Shedding Light on Local Black Hair Businesses

“Hair and hairstyles are an artistic expression of self.” – Sammy’s Braids Black hair businesses have been growing in numbers within the Peterborough-Nogojiwanong community over the past couple of years. …
Oatmeal: Issue 2, July 2020

We hope you’re hungry because we are serving up fresh OATMEAL! Issue 2 is here! READ HERE …or here, by clicking the full screen option below:
Fourth CRRC “Tough Conversations” Features PPS Victim Services

The Community Race Relations Committee (CRRC)’s fourth Instagram live event in its series, “Tough Conversations with Peterborough Police,” featured CRRC Executive Director Angela Connors speaking with Alice Czitrom, Victim Services …

TCSA By-Election: The Issues Around the Ballot

Issue Zero is HERE!

Shedding Light on Local Black Hair Businesses

Oatmeal: Issue 2, July 2020

Fourth CRRC “Tough Conversations” Features PPS Victim Services