Exploring Canada, from Sea to Sea to Sea - 50 years of Canadian Studies at Trent
In 1972 Trent established the first ever program in Canadian Studies. The study of Canada has been central to the university’s identity ever since.
For the 2022-2023 year we are celebrating 50 years of Canadian scholarship, and to mark the occasion Trent invites the entire community to a series of events that pay homage to our rich academic heritage in Canadian Studies and show that we remain at the forefront of Canadian scholarship.
A Conversation with Tom Mulcair, Trent's 46th Ashley Fellow
Reflecting on his career spanning law, politics, teaching and media, Mulcair encourages students to embrace and affect change through civic engagement
November 10, 2025
From Tap Shoes to Jingle Dresses: A Journey of Cultural Rediscovery through Indigenous Dance
Sandra Lamouche ’08 found her home at Trent’s Nozhem Theatre and became an award-winning global ambassador for Indigenous arts and education
February 20, 2025
A Journey Carved in Wood & Water
Canadian Canoe Museum curator Jeremy Ward ’89 talks canoes, community, and navigating life’s currents
February 12, 2025
Trent Ph.D. Student Awarded Prestigious Trudeau Scholarship for Aging and Disability Research
Second-ever Trudeau Scholar at Trent recognized for research exploring chronic pain experiences among older adults through community-based research
December 20, 2024
Uncovering Women's Roles in Prohibition-Era Smuggling: Visiting Fulbright Scholar Expert in Cross-Border Illegal Economies
Dr. Holly M. Karibo, expert in transnational vice economies, will teach, conduct research as this year’s visiting Fulbright Scholar
September 5, 2024