Renowned Historian of 20th Century Spain to be Honoured with Trent University’s Distinguished Research Award

Dr. Antonio Cazorla Sanchez also known for ongoing creation of digital museum about Spanish Civil War

May 7, 2020

Left: The cover of one of the factory journals, “The Limit,” a name that reflected the view that women engineers were beyond "the limit" of what was acceptable by an emerging patriarchal society after World War I. Right: The Galloway, a car built in 1918-1919 for women by a factory of women engineers, and labourers in Kirkcudbright, Scotland.

What do racecar drivers, automobile engineers and machinists have in common?

Cultural Studies Ph.D. candidate Tanya Bailey explores why prior to WW1 women were leaders in technological development, and why that changed over the last century

January 29, 2020

Dr. Christopher Dummitt, Trent University History professor recording his podcast, 1867 and All That

1867 and All That: History Prof’s New Podcast Explores Canada’s Stories

Dr. Christopher Dummitt launches new podcast focused on stories, moments and personalities that shaped Canadian politics

January 24, 2020

From Alumni to Adjunct Professor

Notable scholar on this history of Western Africa was the first graduate of Trent’s History M.A. program

January 22, 2020

Trent University Durham GTA president joining students at the table for holiday treats.

Thoughtful conversation could be the greatest gift this holiday season

Trent Durham Student Association president, Nick Ryan reflects on the fresh perspectives that students bring to holiday gatherings

December 23, 2019

Abigail Bergeron and Anna-Kirstie Ross, recipients of the James Middleton Essay Prize

Award-winning Humanities Essays Convey Lessons in Humility, Representations of Women

Trent students Abigail Bergeron and Anna-Kirstie Ross receive James Middleton Essay Prize for stories about a betta fish’s intelligence and reputations of Roman women

September 20, 2019