Back to School with The Trent Film Society
‘Back but different’ seems to be a trend for this school year and the Trent Film Society is no different. Regular fall semesters can be busy and overwhelming, so we …
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Coping with COVID: What to Expect at Trent
This piece was written for and printed in Vol. 55’s Issue Zero. Click here to read the it in full. Congratulations! You are about to embark on a life altering adventure in …
Introducing Volume 55!
This piece was written for and printed in Vol. 55’s Issue Zero. Click here to read the it in full. So now that we’ve introduced our good friend, our greatest …
Trent University + COVID-19: What You Need to Know
Overwhelmed by information on Trent’s website? Confused about your options come September? We’ve got you covered. It has been nearly three months since March 17th, the day that Ontario declared …
What is a University Now?
It’s a commonplace, but an important one, that what the university is is always contested and complicated, and what any university is in any particular time and place is a …
Is Trent Invested in Reconciliation or Its Reputation?
Before we get started, I wanted to do a brief land acknowledgement. We respectfully acknowledge that we are on the treaty and traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig Anishinaabeg. We …
Can Students Protect the Trent University Nature Areas?
The first thing many students note about Trent upon their arrival is the overwhelming presence of nature. While city-bound universities are like a concrete jungle, Trent is a beautiful balance: …
Silent Protest at Board of Governors Meeting
When the Trent Board of Governors announced that they had “elected” a student governor, having not actually held any election at all, students were understandably concerned. Upon further investigation, students …
50 Years of TUNA: How Trent University’s Native Association Celebrates Half A Century in a Colonial Institution
Before starting this article, it is important to know the land we occupy is on Indigenous territory, with the land acknowledgement posted on Trent’s First People’s House of Learning (FPHL) …
Why Fighting for What You Believe in Actually Works: March for Student Rights and Levies
In an announcement on January 17, Training, Colleges and Universities Minister, Merrilee Fullerton, announced that tuition will get a 10% decrease and she introduced what she calls a “Student Choice …