Tom Jackson to Bring New Seasonal Show to Trent University’s Peterborough Campus

Stories, Songs and Santa Causes Holiday Concert is a fundraiser for Trent’s First Peoples House of Learning

November 25, 2022

Tom Miller (far left) Rachel (middle left), Skye (middle right) and Ambrose (far right) participate in the Temagami Colloquium

The Colleges at Trent Celebrate 50th Annual Trent Temagami Colloquium

Annual trip a chance for students to examine and experience relationship to the land and each other

September 28, 2022

Recent Indigenous Studies graduate, Angeni Lovelady ‘16, coordinates programming for Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer students

Creating More Accessible Care, Support and Resources for Two-Spirit Students

Trent alum leads new programming for Two-Spirit students through First Peoples House of Learning

September 16, 2022

Trent Community Celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day

Insights from Trent faculty members, developments from the past year, and how Trent continues to lead in Indigenous visibility, scholarship and supports

June 21, 2022

Smudge ceremony at Trent University' First Peoples House of Learning

46th Annual Elders & Traditional Peoples Gathering at Trent University Focuses on Reconciliation through Restor(y)ing Our Truth

Virtual gathering February 11-13 features full line-up of keynote addresses and workshops, including remarks from National Chief RoseAnne Archibald

February 7, 2022

Students sitting around a fire in the tipi on Trent's Symons Campus

New Training Program at Trent University Addresses Barriers for Indigenous Women and Drives Systemic Change

First Peoples House of Learning receives close to $500,000 through Canada’s Feminist Response and Recovery Fund to develop and deliver training program

January 21, 2022

Close up of student's hands working on a beaded Remembrance Day poppy

First-hand History of Heroism on Indigenous Veterans Day Shared with Trent Durham Students

Trent Durham Social Work student, Bobbie-Ann McCulloch brings family history forward in coordination of on-campus event

November 12, 2021

Alumni entrepreneur James Hodgson ’83 is using his Nish Tees business to raise awareness of residential schools and truth & reconciliation with all proceeds going to charity.

Alumni Entrepreneur Creates Orange Shirt Day T-shirt to Raise Awareness of Residential Schools

James Hodgson uses his Nish Tees Business to raise Awareness of Residential Schools and Truth and Reconciliation

September 30, 2021

New treaty rock installation on Trent’s Peterborough campus was unveiled. Photo includes (L-R) Curve Lake First Nation Chief Emily Whetung; Julie Davis, VP of External Relations and Advancement; Chancellor Stephen Stohn; Elders Doug Williams and Anne Taylor of Curve Lake First Nation, Trent President Leo Groarke; and Debra Cooper Burger, chair of Trent University’s Board of Governors.

Trent University Honours Local Michi Saagiig on National Truth and Reconciliation Day

University unveils installations at both campuses to educate community of Trent’s location on treaty land

September 30, 2021

Dr. Dawn Lavell-Harvard, director of the First Peoples House of Learning, Dr. Scott Henderson, dean and head of Trent University Durham GTA, and Anne Taylor; Trent Elder & Traditional Knowledge Keeper Council member, and language coordinator for Curve Lake First Nation; were present at the unveiling of the Treaty Wall at Trent Durham.

Trent University Durham GTA Honours Local Treaties Leading up to National Truth and Reconciliation Day

New installation at Thornton Road campus educates community of Trent’s location on treaty land

September 29, 2021