Fool Me Once: Hunting Marcel Vautour grew out of an independent podcast developed with the women at the centre of the story and now informs research into what it takes to tell stories ethically across independent and network production
Food security, energy culture and economics, and disease prevention among projects supported by federal government
Since the launch of new degree programs at Trent Durham, explorations of AI have accelerated at Trent alongside renewed national and sector emphasis on ethics, trust, cybersecurity, and human and economic prosperity
Trent’s highest honour to be conferred during June Convocation ceremonies, recognizing leadership and resolve
New agreements create streamlined transfer routes, accelerating path to university degree
Future students invited to discover generous entrance scholarships, draw for free first-year residence, and guaranteed career opportunities at Ontario’s #1 undergrad university
From micro-credentials to start-up projects, hands-on entrepreneurship programming at Trent prepares students to lead in the world of business
A member of the Class of 2025, Dr. Bharati Sethi is recognized for her work leading innovative ethnographic research that is increasing understanding and awareness about immigrants, minority populations, and older adults in Canada
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
Twelve projects receive funding from SSHRC, New Frontiers in Research programs to study politics, aging, ecology, history, and identity