Letter to the Editor: Online learning is not for everyone
In my short time at Trent, before the COVID-19 pandemic, I was content with the accommodations provided by the school and was confident in my abilities to complete my degree …
Accessibility and Disability Rights
TCSA Mobility Access Program Begins January 2019
As of this January, the TCSA now offers a mobility aid loan service called Mobility Access. TCSA Vice President of Student Health & Wellness Ethel Nalule implemented the service after …
Library of the Future Sucks So Far: Bata and Accessibility
Bata Library, as of October 29, is open for campus use again! With less individual study spaces than ever before and rooms that are already booked up for weeks, the …
Cork & Bean by Nata’s Café: New Face, New Space, New Challenges
To start this off, Nata’s Café was a great place. Great brownies, free Wi-Fi to study with, good coffee & tea, and overall a very nice place to gather for …
Queering Disability and Disabling Queerness
On Friday September 21, Traill College hosted “Queering Disability and Disabling Queerness – A Panel on Access” at Bagnani Hall as part of Peterborough Pride Week. This panel sought to …
Inaccessibility at Trent
It’s no secret that accessibility is limited on campus in the winter, with ramps closed because of iciness, but if one were to walk on campus right now, it …
Perspective: We have always lived in their castles
Having recently, finally, been diagnosed as autistic it really opened my eyes to how many popular misconceptions about autism there is, not just among the general public, but also the …
Is Peterborough Safe?
My Peterborough is different from your Peterborough, from his and her Peterborough, from their Peterborough. Each and every individual has a different relationship to this community that we all share, …
OPIRG: Asthma and the student
It’s your first day of the new semester and everything is set. Walking into your class you smell new scents. The person beside you has perfume on and you love …
Heads Up For Inclusion: Bridging the gap
Lets face it: groups are everywhere. They are created the first few days in elementary school, high school, and university. But there is a problem with creating these groups: usually …