Graphic of Dr. Sally Chivers's podcast: Wrinkle Radio. The graphic is on a cardboard background, with a white painted box reading "wrinkle radio", underneath is white text reading "with Sally Chivers". There is two black crows at the bottoms left with a text box above them reading "Don't Panic! It's Just aging". There are two sets of crow foot prints on the side of the box.

In with the Old: New Podcast by Trent Professor Embraces Aging

Dr. Sally Chivers explores audio format to put humanities research in the context of human stories

February 13, 2023

An image of a younger and older person smiling and sitting together with cups an a piece of paper in their hands.

Master’s in Interdisciplinary Aging Studies Launching at Trent University This Fall

New graduate program features first-hand experience with aging populations, preparing grads for managerial-level positions

February 8, 2023

Older adults participating in the Sharing Dance program

Shall We Dance? Arts-based Aging Research Shares Joyful Collaboration

Creative collaboration concludes with new opportunities for students, older adults and community partnerships waiting in the wings

February 1, 2023

Illustration of the future University-Integrated Seniors Village

Groundbreaking Reports Highlight Interplay Between Interdisciplinary Aging Scholarship and Age-Friendly Campus Planning

Trent Centre for Aging & Society report series provides first-ever state of knowledge and promising practices for Trent’s University-Integrated Seniors Village

June 22, 2022

Innovative, Intergenerational Housing Pilot Project to Connect Older Adults and Post-Secondary Students in Peterborough

Collaboration between Trent Centre for Aging & Society and Canada HomeShare matches older adults and students to create age-friendly, affordable housing solutions

June 1, 2022

Dr. Elizabeth Russell in a seminar with students in 2019

Creating Age Conscious Youth Starts with Developing Empathy for Older People

A collaborative study by Trent and Cape Breton University shows how students’ perceptions of aging can change – and universities play an important role

November 18, 2021

An aerial view of Trent University's Symons Campus

Nine Social Science and Science Research Projects at Trent Receive Over $1.3 Million in Federal Funding

NSERC and SSHRC funding supports diverse research addressing global challenges such as rural aging, the environmental impact of hi-tech industry, and food security

June 16, 2021

Dr. Mark Skinner, Dr. Elizabeth Russell and Amber Colibaba ’10

Community Impact at the Core of Trent’s Rural Aging Research Program

Rural Aging Researchers continue to build Trent’s reputation as a leader in the field

May 13, 2021

A Trent student volunteer laughing with two senior citizens.

Advancing Long-term Care in Peterborough

Community engagement will shape the location, design and programming

May 11, 2021

Dr. Sally Chivers standing outside a film festival.

Trent University Honours Co-founder of Trent Centre for Aging & Society with 2020/21 Distinguished Research Award

Dr. Sally Chivers recognized for significant contributions to the interdisciplinary study of aging and research in disability

April 26, 2021