Whether exploring emerging technologies, shifting social norms, international conflict, or environmental emergencies, the Trent academic experience is rooted in the realities of today
Mega sporting events like the World Cup have many sides and researchers Dr. Greg Yerashotis and Dr. Momin Rahman offer different perspectives from their investigations of belonging, identity, and politics of the beautiful game
From athlete mental preparation and the psychology of performance to the social meaning, values, and inclusion shaped by sport and spectatorship
Through a co-op placement at the Ministry of Natural Resources, Theo Schwartzenhauer helps advance Indigenous relations and gains experience in community engagement and event planning
Gender & Social Justice professor Dr. Lisa Boucher says that high profile cases like the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial highlight the challenges of addressing gender-based violence and can impact help-seeking
National honours presented at Heart of Trent celebration alongside faculty and staff recognized for outstanding service
Dr. Karleen Pendleton Jiménez’s “The Butch and the Baby Daddy” reflects her journey as a queer, mixed-race person in pursuit of parenthood
Trent's Dr. Karleen Pendleton Jiménez says ‘the very blandness of AI answers might help us to remember the beauty and value of diversity (and humanity).’
Trent professor wins award for impact on LGBTQ rights in Muslim communities both in Canada and globally
Dr. Sally Chivers explores audio format to put humanities research in the context of human stories