Whether exploring emerging technologies, shifting social norms, international conflict, or environmental emergencies, the Trent academic experience is rooted in the realities of today
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
Top marks in student services, research funding, and reputation highlight Trent’s commitment to student experience and institutional excellence
Dr. Neil Ever Osborne part of a national collaboration to tell first-hand stories of people affected by global scale of climate change and natural disasters
Jade Gauthier’s responsibilities during her COMM 4800Y placement included supporting a review of the Regional Municipality of Durham’s electric vehicle strategy
Community, leadership and sustainability: priorities for Trent University’s ninth president & vice-chancellor
Trent Durham’s Climate Communication Option empowers students to use storytelling and activism skills to address the climate crisis, says Dr. Neil Ever Osborne
Author and keynote speaker Sam Demma encouraged new students to prioritize personal well-being and pursue passions
Trent Durham students collaborate with the City of Oshawa to strategize and implement Youth Ambassador program
International children’s rights activist Cheryl Perera to be presented with honorary degree during June 14 afternoon ceremony