On Joy and Sadness in Student Life
I often wonder what the outsider of university life might think about the way students live. The website of any given university gives a picture-perfect answer to this question; presenting …
Volume 54 Issue 15
Introducing Arthur Newspaper × Trent Community Research Centre: Forensic Science, Sexual Assault, and the LGBTQIA2S+ Community
Trent’s Community-based Research Centre (TCRC) connects students with Peterborough-Nogowinanong community organizations to collaborate on research projects. This year, Arthur Newspaper teamed up with the TCRC to find an answer to …
Trent Buses: Overcrowded Mornings Stressing Everyone Out
A quick study of randomly chosen students was conducted on January 23 from 10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at the Bata bus stop. The issues in question, asked students who …
CARN Co-Founder Jane Scott Talks BWXT, Uranium Pellets, City Council
Interview with Citizens Against Radioactive Neighbourhoods (CARN) Co-founder Jane Scott Arthur: Can you describe the political landscape of BWXT Nuclear Energy Canada’s 10-year license renewal, and their plans to cook …
RPM Challenge: What’s Stopping You?
Trent Radio challenges YOU to create a record during the month of February. For the past three years, Trent Radio has put forward a challenge to the Peterborough/Nogojiwanong (and area) …
Puzzles & Cartoons: Vol. 54, Issue 15
Cartoon by John Fewings Puzzle Answers below! Prefer a physical copy? Print these images or pick up the latest issue of the Arthur! Puzzle Answers 54 15. Want to learn …
Trent Teaching Awards: Last Chances to Nominate This Week!
In spirit of Awards Season (if any of you happened to watch the Grammys last weekend), the next round of ceremonies is drawing close. If you or someone you know …
Toxic Beauty (2019): Facing Facts About the Beauty Industry
Have you ever thought about what ingredients are in the beauty products you use every day? The deodorant that is meant to make you smell sweet, or the lotion that …
Conviction (2019): Gender and Injustice
The 2020 ReFrame Festival’s second screening on its first official full day was Nance Ackerman’s Conviction, a Canadian documentary about a group of women in a Nova Scotia Women’s Prison. …
Push (2019): Housing as a Human Right
Push examines the contemporary global issue of housing affordability. This film is not just about gentrification, as scholar Saskia Sassen points out: “when I hear people say it’s gentrification. One …