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.
Trent Indigenous Bachelor of Education is Preparing a New Generation of Teachers
On the tenth anniversary of the Indigenous B.Ed. program, the School of Education welcomes the largest cohort into the program and recognizes the impact of graduates, demonstrating the role of education in Canada's journey of reconciliation
September 30, 2026
Trent University Invests in Canada's Research Talent Pipeline with New Ph.D. Tuition Framework
Framework aligns tuition for international doctoral candidates with domestic out-of-province rates, supporting Canada's efforts to attract world-leading researchers
July 22, 2026
How Indigenous and Western Knowledge Together are Shaping Global Environmental Solutions
Award-winning Trent educators Barbara Moktthewenkwe Wall and Mary-Claire Buell curate success stories of collaborative environmental change
June 17, 2026
Meet the 2026 Graduate Students Awarded Trent's Highest Academic Honours
This year’s Governor General Medal and President’s Medals recognized four doctorate and master’s graduates for innovation in biomedical research, psychotherapy, performing arts and culture, and intergenerational connection
June 15, 2026
Governor General of Canada Awards Polar Medal to Trent University Canada Research Chair
National honour recognizes P. Whitney Lackenbauer’s leadership on Arctic sovereignty, security and community-centred Northern policy
May 27, 2026