The True Story Behind the Story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
English professor studies historic journals detailing the criminal trial of the individual inspiring the classic tale of day and night identities
October 31, 2022
Stories Matching "English"
Trent, Curling, and the Camaraderie of Sport
Alumnus John Epping shares how his time at Trent impacted his curling career
July 18, 2022
Create an educational story uniquely your own by studying literature
Dr. Joel Baetz shares the advantages of studying English Literature to pursue a path as unique as you are
April 4, 2022
Trent University Honours Co-founder of Trent Centre for Aging & Society with 2020/21 Distinguished Research Award
Dr. Sally Chivers recognized for significant contributions to the interdisciplinary study of aging and research in disability
April 26, 2021
Ask the (Alumnus) Author: Linwood Barclay Welcomed Back to Trent University
Lady Eaton College and Traill College welcome best-selling author Linwood Barclay for a virtual event
April 19, 2021
Drawing Inspiration from New Surroundings
English Professor Dr. Rob Winger’s new book of poetry, It Doesn’t Matter What We Meant, took shape during his first eight years at Trent
April 9, 2021
Using Art to Better Understand Immunity, Vaccines and Hesitancy
Public Texts graduate students use storytelling, through blogs and creative fiction, to explore ideas of immunity throughout pandemic
February 10, 2021
Making Sense of Health Through the Arts
New option in Health & Medical Humanities illuminates the everyday contexts of health
December 9, 2020
English Department Creative Writing Prize Winners Draw Inspiration from the Past and Present
Submissions demonstrate the ways that students are creatively engaged in their experience
June 30, 2020
Exploring Vaccine Hesitancy in a COVID-19 World
Trent researcher awarded funding by the Research and Innovation Office at Trent to explore issues of gender and social justice related to vaccinations
June 12, 2020