Trent University is academically diverse with many prospective students and current students looking to further their education in science, nursing, business, arts, and humanities courses. However, Trent may be facing …
This past Sunday on October 4, a walk and vigil was held at Millennium Park for missing and murdered indigenous women. A march from City Hall to the park preceded …
If you are familiar with Northern Ontario, this story may hit close to home for you as something you have grown up hearing about. Grassy Narrows, or the Asubpeeschoseewagong First …
On Sunday, August 9th, Peterborough locals gathered on the T-Wharf at Little Lake to mark the 70th Anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Bombings in 1945. Among the organizers …
Trent University is to embark on an interactive journey that will allow the entire nation to discuss Canada as a country, critically. The Canadian Studies Department, along with Ontario-based executives …
Justice — Not War! Government is about who gets what. Government funding declares to the world what the government values – and what it doesn’t. The same weekend that Harper’s …
As a university, Trent is a place of education. You can find many types of knowledge here, spanning across the realms of both arts and science. In addition, Trent also …
Last week, Trent University Native Association (TUNA), First Peoples House of Learning (FPHL), Gzowksi College, and the TCSA brought another year of Indigenous Awareness Week to Symons campus. Featuring a …
Last week marked the second annual Indigenous Awareness Week at the Trent Symons campus. Trent University Native Association (TUNA), Gzowski College and the TCSA collaborated and held several events …
As part of the second annual Indigenous awareness week, the TCSA hosted “What It Means To Be Indigenous: Creative Expresssion Worskshop” in the LEC pit last Tuesday. More than a …
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