Whether exploring emerging technologies, shifting social norms, international conflict, or environmental emergencies, the Trent academic experience is rooted in the realities of today
Forensic science professor and evolutionary biologist, Dr. Aaron Shafer joins The Nature of Things to examine how instinct, anatomy, and evolution stack up against human training and skill
As part of the state visit to Canada by President Tô Lâm and senior ministers, Trent representatives helped usher bilateral relations into a new era of more substantive and sustainable cooperation.
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
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.
Internationally renowned researchers backed by $16 million in federal funding to advance research on community resilience and sustainable chemistry
Funding through John R. Evans Leaders Fund supports research on communication and aging, molecular imaging, and environmental contaminants
Supported by the Queen Elizabeth II Scholars program, Scott Stebbing leverages global research network at Trent to investigate trace elements in aquatic ecosystems
Framework aligns tuition for international doctoral candidates with domestic out-of-province rates, supporting Canada's efforts to attract world-leading researchers
Larissa Wallisch pursues accelerated master’s degree, building on undergrad research on enhanced rock weathering and carbon sequestration