When Trent’s founding president, Tom Symons, visited my third-year public history course last summer he shared an anecdote about instructions he once gave to famed Canadian architect Ron Thom. Symons …
Co-written with Matthew Davidson As life returns to campus after the quiet months of summer, so does student activism. Against the rising inequality and injustice in Canada, the student-based environmental …
Social justice. Environmental justice. Anti-Oppression. Idle No More. Line 9. The Free Market. The Food Cupboard. These are the causes we believe in, as well as some of the issues …
In recent months a shortage of food at Kawartha Food Shares, the warehouse and distribution centre for emergency food in the Peterborough County and city, has been reflected at the …
The process to replace Trent University’s food service contract is gathering steam; however, the administration is continuing to examine the possibility of granting Aramark Canada a one year contract extension, …
Some of you may be wondering why there are two alternative-themed intro weeks this September. The short answer is miscommunication. Does it matter? Arthur spoke to VP Student Issues Tessa …
Passionate about food sovereignty? Want to challenge the global system of structural inequality? Angered by the Harper government’s dismantling of the Environmental Assessment Act? Do you enjoy organizing events, hosting …
In 1979, John Moore was convicted of second degree murder for a crime he says he did not commit, and he has been fighting to clear his name ever since. …
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