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Trent Volleyball Faces Off Against TMU in Inaugural Pots and Pans Match

Jonny Milton

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December 4, 2025

Oh Cool! Swords: Catching Up with Trent Fencing

Ian Vansegbrook

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July 30, 2025

WATCH: Ian Ianterviews Trent Director of Athletics & Recreation Nate McFadden

Ian Vansegbrook

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Evan Robins

June 24, 2025

Record Setting Win for Trent Men's Volleyball Team

Ian Vansegbrook

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February 4, 2025

A League of Their Own: Women’s Hockey as Told By Ice In Their Veins

David King

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December 13, 2024

Walter Iooss Jr.: Capturing The Essence of Sport

Allen Barnier

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November 12, 2024

Trent University's Varsity Volleyball Teams Return With Force

Ian Vansegbrook

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November 1, 2024

Maybe the Real Victims of Transphobia Have Been Cis Women This Whole Time

Evan Robins

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August 6, 2024

Finally I Have an Excuse to Watch the Olympics

Evan Robins

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July 29, 2024

A Love Letter to Red Dead Redemption 2

Cheyenne Wood

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July 15, 2021

In this review of Red Dead Redemption 2, Cheyenne Wood explains why this game became a source of solace for her during the pandemic. They explain everything they love about it: well-developed characters, good story-telling, and all the historical accuracies that help to get people thinking about colonization.

Sports Are Cancelled, We're Gamers Now

Lucas Schaefer

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June 24, 2021

Lucas Schaefer details what you can expect from the “gamer takeover” happening to Arthur’s sports section this summer. Check out what’s in store, and what we’re game for!

Chapter One of 'Highway Robbery: An Odyssey of Bikes Stolen in Peterborough'

Katie Pedlar

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December 9, 2020

In this first instalment of her series, Katie Pedlar retells her personal experiences with bike theft in Peterborough. Drama, crime, and intrigue -- this odyssey has it all! Katie confronts cycling as a paradox: it is a symbol of wealth and hardship, a means of transportation, a creative outlet and a metaphor for Peterborough itself.

WATCH: Ian Ianterviews Trent Director of Athletics & Recreation Nate McFadden

We sat down with the Director of Athletics and Recreation here at Trent and asked him what he does. We talk the gym, fitness area, volleyball, and other jock stuff.

Record Setting Win for Trent Men's Volleyball Team

Ian Vansegbrook continues his ongoing and faithful coverage of Trent's Volleyball teams, and delivering the exciting news that he and the team have been waiting for years to come to pass.

A League of Their Own: Women’s Hockey as Told By Ice In Their Veins

With the Professional Women's Hockey League in its heyday, Ian Kennedy's Ice in Their Veins details a vivid, rich history of struggle for the recognition of professional women's hockey in North America.

Walter Iooss Jr.: Capturing The Essence of Sport

A look at the career of influential sports photographer, Walter Iooss Jr., through his work with Sports Illustrated and collaborations with Michael Jordan.

Trent University's Varsity Volleyball Teams Return With Force

Ian Vansegbrook returns to his exhaustive coverage of Trent's Varsity Volleyball team's first games of the year, and interviews with the coaches and players.

Maybe the Real Victims of Transphobia Have Been Cis Women This Whole Time

This is why we can’t have nice games.

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Fallout New Vegas: An Introduction to Politics

Can a video game about a post-nuclear fallout future set in Las Vegas change your understanding of the present political moment? Cheyenne Wood reviews Fallout New Vegas and dives into the twisted future and the political realities it reflects.

Top Five Internet and/or Operating System Simulation Videogames

Taking a break from literary criticism, Dante Pettapiece decides to sit behind a gamer's keyboard instead. While reviewing five recent videogames, Pettapiece charts out how each one replicates and comments on the past of technology and internet culture, occasionally pointing out where reality and technology might be better off separate than together.

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