Trent professors discuss pressing postsecondary issues in new podcast series

Trent University School of Education Professors Anne Corkery and Lauren Hill have launched a new podcast that challenges myths about education in today’s evolving postsecondary landscape. In each episode of The Informed Educator: Research and Teaching in the Anthropocene, they engage with guests from academic and community backgrounds to discuss how political dialogue can enrich […]

Trent University and the Peterborough Regional Health Centre (PRHC) are building on their previous collaboration to advance health care in the Peterborough region. Under a new Memorandum of Understanding, the partners will collaborate on research into pressing health issues; develop data governance systems to support knowledge exchanges between health-care professionals and academics; facilitate student volunteer […]

Trent University has officially unveiled the Trent Teaching Commons (TTC), which is the result of a merger between the Centre of Teaching and Learning and Trent Online. TTC supports instructors with improving their pedagogy for both online and in-person teaching. Its offerings include one-on-one consultations, faculty workshops and training sessions, guidelines and aids for using […]

Workers from Trent University and the University of Toronto’s Victoria University officially joined the University Pension Plan (UPP) this month. New members include eligible employees from Trent’s Contributory Pension Plan for Employees represented by OPSEU Local 365 and Trent’s Staff Plan, as well as from U of T Victoria’s General Pension Plan. “We look forward […]

Trent University and the Buddhist College of Canada have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to promote opportunities for cultural exchange. Through this partnership, eligible Trent students can participate in experiential learning opportunities at the college’s Wutai Shan Buddhist Garden in Cavan-Monaghan, Ontario. Trent and the college will also collaborate on the joint delivery of […]

Trent University has established new pathway agreements with Fanshawe College and Georgian College. Fanshawe students in the General Arts and Science Certificate or Diploma programs, as well as Georgian learners in the General Arts & Science – Liberal Studies Foundation Certificate or Diploma programs, can now transfer select credits toward a Trent Bachelor of Arts […]

Trent University will launch a Master of Arts Management program in Fall 2025. The program will prepare students to work in the cultural sector by providing training in arts and business. It will explore topics such as modern arts management, Indigenous artifact repatriation and data sovereignty, budgeting, and marketing. The 12-month program includes a paid […]

Postsecondary institutions across Canada are launching Giving Tuesday initiatives this holiday season to support students and community members. Cambrian College is directing donations towards its Equipment Renewal Fund this year, highlighting the importance of modern technology to support student success. Dalhousie University and other Nova Scotia postsecondary institutions are raising funds through The Food Security […]

Lakehead University and Trent University have each recently signed agreements with international institutions to create new program opportunities for their graduates. Lakehead and Pforzheim University in Germany have partnered to create a new dual-degree program for business students. Graduates of the program will attain a Lakehead Honours Bachelor of Commerce degree and a Pforzheim Bachelor […]

Trent University’s Indigenous Environmental Institute has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Great Lakes Fishery Commission. Through this agreement, they will create a graduate and Indigenous learner scholarship program, identify key priorities for Indigenous-led research, and develop a new Community Partnership Funding Program to foster Indigenous and non-Indigenous research collaboration. “Through this collaboration, we […]