From national medallists to first-year standouts, these Trent student-athletes are set to shine during the University’s biggest weekend of varsity sport.
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
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.
55th Head of the Trent Regatta features premier rowing alongside varsity competition, family activities, and alumni celebrations Oct. 2-4
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
Fund supports applied, cross-organizational research partnerships advancing healthcare innovation and student training
Braydon Walsh and Emilie Mirfield selected as finalists to compete at the RBC Training Ground National Final in Toronto on October 3
In her speech, President Bruce highlighted the essential role of universities in advancing the Canada-Vietnam Strategic Partnership
Maddy Baxter, Kylea Dobson, and Maggie Cuddy will compete for Canada in Oshawa from September 29 to October 4
In a new study, Trent researchers use environmental DNA analysis and radiocarbon dating to rewrite the history of the spiny water flea, one of the most damaging aquatic invaders in North America, highlighting opportunities for better monitoring and earlier detection.
Materials Science student Tyra Lewis has earned three awards for her electrosynthesis research, and she is now applying her electrochemistry expertise to new applications in agriculture