First Peoples House of Learning (FPHL)
The First Peoples House of Learning (FPHL) provides culturally grounded support for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students.
Out on Campus
Out on Campus is a confidential discussion group for Trent University students who are questioning their sexuality, gender identity or are in the process of coming out.
BIPOC Student Resources
Campus clubs, groups, supports, resources, and community for Black, Indigenous, and racialized students.
Counselling Services
The Student Wellness Centre offers counselling services to Trent students currently residing in Ontario. Dedicated counsellors are available to support the unique experiences of Indigenous and racialized students.
Trent Central Student Association (TCSA)
The Student Centre is a three-story hub on Symons Campus overlooking the Otonabee River, featuring study and community spaces, an active learning classroom, the Freedom Lounge for BIPOC students, gender-neutral washrooms, the CareerSpace office, and Peer Support services.
TCSA Freedom Lounge
The TCSA Freedom Lounge, located on the 2nd floor of the Student Centre in Room 2.09, is a space created by and for BIPOC and racialized students. It is a place where individual history is honoured, community is celebrated, and BIPOC and Racialized communities are empowered to celebrate their lived experiences.
Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office
The team provides education, resources, and consultation on consent culture, bystander intervention, dating safety, sexual health, receiving disclosures, and more.
Student Accessibility Services
Student Accessibility Services (SAS) is a team of interdisciplinary professionals who provide support to students with disabilities through one-on-one advising, referrals to campus supports, and adaptive technology.
Durham Food Pantry
The Trent Durham Food Pantry provides free, immediate, temporary assistance to students facing unexpected crises or food insecurity.
Peer Support Programs
Peer support programs provide students with connections to resources, services and supports on campus to help them during their time at Trent University.
Spiritual Affairs
Trent University Spiritual Affairs provides support to students from all faith traditions, as well as students who are considering questions of meaning, purpose and identity. Our multi-faith model is rooted in respect, understanding, and inclusion.
ONE-STOP CHOP FOOD PANTRY
TCSA’s One-Stop Chop is Trent’s centralized on-campus food pantry. Our goal is to help relieve students of the impacts of food insecurity in an equitable, accessible, and welcoming environment. The pantry is open Monday to Friday by appointment only. If you have any questions or wish to visit the pantry outside of these hours, please email services@trentcentral.ca.
Academic Skills
Academic skills offer online resources, workshops, and individual appointments to support your efforts to improve and refine your skills for success at university.
Career Support
Career Space offer appointments, workshops, online resources, and opportunities to connect with employers and recruiters. These services are free for all Trent students and alumni.
Academic Advising
Academic advising at Trent is an on-going educational partnership between advisor and advisee that is dedicated to student learning, development, and success.