This year’s Governor General Medal and President’s Medals recognized four doctorate and master’s graduates for innovation in biomedical research, psychotherapy, performing arts and culture, and intergenerational connection
For the past five years, On the Move! has been helping people living with Parkinson’s engage in fitness, fun, and community connection, while training students for careers in health and exercise science
New Trent research published in Nature Human Behaviour show adults and children translate different kinds of uncertainty into a common sense of confidence
Justine Alvarado’s ‘Beyond the Mirror’ presentation takes first place at Trent 3MT, advancing to regional competition
Research at Trent Durham GTA turns shared interests and storytelling into a sense of belonging
More than $500,000 in provincial funding supports five research infrastructure projects, including projects leading to new muscle and hearing related discoveries
From athlete mental preparation and the psychology of performance to the social meaning, values, and inclusion shaped by sport and spectatorship
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
Master of Science in Psychology student Dylan James’ studies overlooked symptoms of mental health disorder in pursuit of modern care
Trent Durham Psychology alumna, Deanna Nedanis, was this year's Muldoon Medal winner, recognized for her high academic standing