Coming Full Circle with the Indigenous Bachelor of Education Program

School of Education celebrates its first cohort of graduates from a dynamic new program

Former Trent Chancellor Appointed Canada’s First Indigenous Governor General

Dr. Mary May Simon, the University’s seventh chancellor, to serve as Queen's new representative in Canada

Historic First: Indigenous Fringe Festival at Trent University

Nogojiwanong Indigenous Fringe Festival builds on Trent’s ‘history of firsts’ with Indigenous performance and offers live “drive-in” shows until June 27

Growing Opportunities for Indigenous Youth to Get Hands-On in Agriculture

Trent student Denise Miller uses leadership skills gained on campus to start new community garden project

Uncovering Bodwewaadmii Water Knowledge and Practices

Indigenous Studies Ph.D. candidate returns to the roots of Indigenous knowledge through research

Flags at Trent University Lowered for 215 Hours to Remember the Children of the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation

Understanding a Canadian Crisis: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

Dr. Dawn Lavell-Harvard, director of the First Peoples House of Learning at Trent, underscores the importance of Red Dress Day

Matter of Course: The Stories We Tell About Ourselves

Indigenous Studies course helps students tell their own stories and contribute to others

Living the Prophecies: Coming Together in Times of Change 45th Annual Elders & Traditional Peoples Gathering March 18-21

First-ever virtual elders gathering features keynote address from Ontario regional chief RoseAnne Archibald

#FacesofTrentU: Challenging Indigenous Stereotypes and Fighting for Change Beyond the Classroom

Indigenous Studies and Political Studies student Tristan Nugent believes change can come from inside systems