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This Geography Alumni Said Yes to Almost Everything at Trent, Mapping a Course to AVP in Higher Ed

Student leadership, campus jobs, and governance experience shaped Chris Glover ’01’s path beyond graduation

March 27, 2026

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Excalibur Curling Alumni to Compete in Scotties Tournament of Hearts

Julia Weagle ’06 (Gzowski College) will skip for Team Nunavut, and Kristina Adams ’12 (Otonabee College) will be second for Team Newfoundland and Labrador at this year’s national tournament in Mississauga

January 22, 2026

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Student from Onion Lake Cree Nation Selected for Harvard Leadership Program

Bryanna Carter hones skills and vision for driving lasting change in Indigenous communities alongside Indigenous leaders at the Ivy League Business School

July 4, 2025

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Students Earn Historic First Place Victory at 2025 Canadian Collegiate Leadership Competition

Trent team also secures fourth place in North America, and gains new lens on what it means to lead

May 8, 2025

Trent Alumni Shine in Ontario Election

MPP Dave Smith ’91 (Lady Eaton College) faces fellow Trent alumni to win third term for Peterborough-Kawartha; Tyler Watt ’08 (Gzowski College) triumphs in Nepean

February 28, 2025

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A Prestigious Profile: More Time to Get Involved on Campus

Champlain Scholarship winner Rory Duffy focuses academics and student life experience because of financial award

May 22, 2024

Trent student Misti Noël Worden is speaking on a stage with an auditorium of people listening. There is a screen behind her that has her name displayed.

A Prestigious Profile: Financial Award Gives Student Peace of Mind

Special Admissions Scholarship recipient Misti Noël Worden spends more time being involved on campus because of the extra time her scholarship gives her

May 2, 2024