Co-Editor-in-Chief of Arthur Newspaper, David King, spoke with Trent Radio about his vision for the upcoming 60th volume. Arthur’s editors are currently seeking submissions for Issue 0, be it a piece on news, opinion, culture, sports, satire, or “literally anything else”. You can explore all things Arthur at trentarthur.ca. Readers can also sign up to…
Co-founder and Co-president of Improv at Trent, Nick Toth, spoke with Trent Radio about what the club looks like four years after its founding. Improv at Trent team leads have been assigned for the upcoming school year; team auditions will open sometime this September. However, the competitive teams are not the only way for students…
Trent Athletics offers a wide variety of Campus Recreation programming; including options for various interests and levels of experience. In the upcoming 2025 fall term, Campus Recreation will be offering basketball, hockey, soccer, flag football, water basketball, water polo, and volleyball. Varsity sports offered in the 2025/2026 school year are lacrosse, soccer, rowing, curling, and…
President of Trent’s Gaming and Tabletop Organization (GATO), Merrin Krueger-Kischak, spoke with Trent Radio about the organization’s presence on campus. The gaming-centric club focuses on bringing together a community of Trent students through a shared love of gaming, be it video games, board games, tabletop roleplaying, or others. During the school year, they host weekly…
Aging in rural communities comes with both unique challenges and meaningful opportunities. Trent University is at the forefront of understanding what that looks like. Through the Rural Aging Research Program, faculty, students, and community members are working together to explore how older adults age in place, build social connections, and contribute to the resilience of…
Paige King, Director of Administrations and Outreach, gave a tour of the Trent Vegetable Gardens’ rooftop garden following the completion of planting for the season. Originally established as a living laboratory in 1996, the rooftop garden now donates most of its produce to the Seasoned Spoon. Students can get involved through the Gardens’ drop-in hours,…
On June 19, Trent University ‘broke ground’ and began development of a new Otonabee College residence building, and Trent’s newest college – Gidigaa Migizi. Together, this development will be the largest addition to Symons Campus in Trent’s history: the 700,000 square-foot project will bring 1300 additional beds to the campus, which will increase on-campus housing…
On June 10th, the residents of Sandy Lake First Nation, located in Northwestern Ontario near the Manitoba border, were evacuated due to the out-of-control Red Lake 12 Fire. The evacuees are being housed in locations across the province, and around 300 Sandy Lake residents have arrived at Trent University. The First Peoples House of Learning…
