The Student Centre: One Year Later
Since the Student Centre’s opening in September 2017, the Trent community continuously uses the vast open spaces and the few isolated sections as a hub for social interaction and study, …
Volume 53
September at Trent Radio
This article is a recap of a busy month—September. I was given access to the September 2018 Report to have some real info to tell. And hey, I am aware …
Wetlands Given a Second Chance?
In a hilarious turn of events, Peterborough city council has lost an $18-million dollar grant that would have allowed the Dual Pad Arena project to take off. The project, which …
Letter to the Editors, Volume 53 Issue 3: “Doltish City Council”
I have had conversations with all council persons for my ward, in the City of Peterborough, and that has been thought-provoking. Several days ago CHEX television covered an open forum …
Letter to the Editors, Volume 53 Issue 3: Peterborough Declaration on Climate Change
A recent scientific study by the American National Academy of Science states that the world must dramatically reduce its greenhouse gases in as little as ten years to avoid runaway …
Letter to the Editors, Volume 53 Issue 3: Species at Risk with Trent Wetlands Development
The site of the future arena development and CleanTech Commons is home to at least 24 federally protected species at risk. While the university denies that these species are present, …
Fraud Squad
In his presidential headshot, Rizki Rachiq appears confident and relaxed. The former Student Federation of University of Ottawa (SFUO) Vice President of Finance has his arms crossed and is wearing …
2018 Civic Engagement Creative Writing Contest
Through the month of October, Lady Eaton College will be accepting submissions for the 2018 Civic Engagement Creative Writing Contest! This contest is open to all students of Trent University, …
Annual David Morrison Lecture: World Food Economy
Every year the International Development Studies Department at Trent hosts a lecture from a notable academic in the field of International Development. This endowed lecture series is funded by former …
Nice People Live Here
On Thursday October 4, the Market Hall Performing Arts Centre was abuzz with conversations of immigration acceptance, and more surprisingly, sport. The theme was integration. The event ran from 5:30 …