Student Centre Update
The Student Centre project is poised to move forward, just not quite yet. In efforts to ensure the building is all that it can possibly be, the Trent Central Student …
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Trent Athletics Department Cuts Swimming and Fencing Varsity Teams
The Trent Athletics department has announced that they are making significant changes to the Trent Varsity Team line-up. This decision was made for a number of reasons including “gender equity” …
So There’s Going to be a Student Centre
The students have spoken in favour of a student centre in the Trent Central Student Association’s (TCSA) most recent election. Voting students were given a choice, to say no all …
Walkhome is Celebrating its 20th Birthday!
The Trent University Walkhome program is celebrating its 20th birthday. The Walkhome team is organizing a birthday party on April 3 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the bridge …
The Legacy that Levy Groups are Left With
We live in an age of austerity, and it is getting worse. Canada ranks seventh of 17 developed countries regarding income inequality and the gender income gap—this is a “C” …
Levy Groups or Leviathans?
This piece of mine marks my debut for our beloved campus newspaper, Arthur. I have been an avid reader for the past three and a half years and look forward …
Re: Levy Discussion Continues – Anonymous
The continuation of this discussion troubles me. You may believe that manipulation or trickery is used in coercing students to pay for these levies but let’s consider the facts. In …
Re: Levy Discussion Continues – Meg Labron
Hi again Liam. I apologize for my mistake last week, I stand corrected on the majority of levy fees being refundable. I do want to respond to several of your …
Re: Re: Re: Re: I Want My Money Back
Last week, another three responses poured in to my original article concerning mandatory student levies, 2 of which were provided by levy-group members. I am thrilled that this has generated …
Re: I Want My Money Back – Caileigh Morrison
Hello Liam Ledgerwood. How are you doing today? I’d like to introduce myself. My name is Caileigh Morrison, and I am the President of Trent Radio and the P.R. Community …