News & Events
Communications Professor Examines Ethics of True Crime Storytelling through New Crave Documentary
Fool Me Once: Hunting Marcel Vautour grew out of an independent podcast developed with the women at the centre of the story and now informs research into what it takes to tell stories ethically across independent and network production
Ontario Supports 1,500 More Student Seats at Trent, Preparing Students for In-Demand Careers
Provincial investment supports additional spots for students in Trent's health, education, and STEM programs
Ph.D. Student's Textile Exhibit Maps Toronto through Human Experience
Interdisciplinary Social Research student Lisa Ditschun maps personal experiences of Toronto urban policy as part of a new exhibition now on display at Urbanspace Gallery and featured as part of Nuit Blanche
Rethinking Women’s History: Whose Stories Become Part of History, and Whose are Left Out?
Dr. Joan Sangster, Vanier professor emeritus at Trent University and Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, has spent more than four decades examining the experiences of working women, labour activists, feminists, and women whose lives brought them into contact with the law.
Head of the Trent Returns with New Riverside Experience for 2026
55th Head of the Trent Regatta features premier rowing alongside varsity competition, family activities, and alumni celebrations Oct. 2-4