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 …
When the news broke last spring that the Office of Student Affairs was planning a dramatic overhaul of Trent’s college system, members of the community, undoubtedly recalling the university’s spotty …
Twelve years after Trent University sold the Peter Robinson College, a student initiative is hoping to reclaim the old campus. Already, the buildings that once housed new Trent students have …
In the beginning, there were the downtown colleges. Trent University’s first home was a meticulously renovated public school on Rubidge Street. Rubidge Hall had everything a fledgling academic institution required. …
Last Monday I got the chance to sit down with Trent University’s incoming president, Dr. Leo Groarke. Groarke is currently the University of Windsor’s Provost and Vice-President Academic and previously …
A series of three political cartoons (above) can be seen posted around campus sarcastically celebrating the “death of the arts” at Trent. Trent is planning for a lot of change …
London, Ontario-based Residence Development Company is moving full steam ahead to expand its controversial Water Street Residence development project. The company, which has leased the land directly across from the …
Student retention rates—the number of students who return the following year—has become a preeminent performance indicator for the universities over the years. “Losing students” not only represents institutional loss, but …
Recently, I was afforded the opportunity to sit down for tea and cake with Professor Tom Symons and his wife Christine in their historic home, Marchbanks, in downtown Peterborough. Professor …
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