Navigable Straits Concert Series Debuts at Sadleir House
In the wake of the Spill’s closure, the music scene in town has been growing, moving into new spaces. Spreading into Evans Contemporary, thriving in those venues already active like …
Peter Robinson College
Editorial: a review of our own
Founded in 1964, Trent University is a relatively young campus. In such a short time, we are already going against the very foundations it was built upon: a strong college …
Trent students’ candid response to the external review of Catharine Parr Traill College
In Arthur’s last publication, Trent University president Leo Groarke submitted a special message to the campus: Catharine Parr Traill College is undergoing a review. Is this a big deal? I …
March held to save the downtown colleges
“PR and Traill not for sale” was one of the many slogans shouted at a recent walk to save the downtown colleges. The October 20 walk was in response to …
Peter Robinson Townhouses sold again
The Peter Robinson Townhouses, located on George St near Parkhill, were sold in March of 2015 to a local property owner who has several holdings in other heritage buildings. The …
Editorial: Get excited about the PR Townhouse buy back
With all the criticism Arthur has published on the changes to the college system lately, I’m confused as to why students aren’t more excited about the PR Community and Student …
Sadleir House breaks ground with grounds plan
The historic Peter Robinson College is continuing to develop and grow in its new role as Sadleir House by taking the next step in its grounds development plan. This step …
Letters to the Editor: Issue 3
Re: “Downtown is not the answer…” Dearest Editors, This is a response to Vanessa Stark’s issue two article criticizing and problematizing the apparent issue of the downtown locations of student …
Editorial: Student centre project not what “student-run” looks like
I was asked to include the image below with the first letter on page 15. As you can see if you picked up the paper, it wouldn’t fit very well …
College restructuring raises questions about transparency
Contrary to students’ popular belief, summertime has always been the ideal season for important decisions to be made, notwithstanding the lack of student participation. This year was no exception, as …