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Head Of The Trent Overshadows National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Sparking Outrage From Students
By
Abbigale Kernya
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September 30th marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. On this same date, Trent University—an institution that famously promotes and profits off of their purported Indigenous inclusivity and education—hosted its annual Head of The Trent Homecoming celebration. 
Letter to the Editors: Trent Needs to Do Better This Homecoming Weekend
By
Jim Reedyk
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Letter to the Editor regarding last year's unfortunate and destructive events during Homecoming and Head of the Trent.
As New School Year Begins, Trent Students Relay Their Experiences Finding Housing
By
Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay
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As a new school year gets underway, Arthur hits the scorched pavement during a September heat-wave to talk to students about their experiences with finding housing in Peterborough.
Letter to the Editors: Remembering Ann FarquharsonLetter to the Editors: Remembering Ann Farquharson
Letter to the Editors: Remembering Ann Farquharson
Dr. Patricia Morton
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November 26, 2025
On-Campus Polling Plagued by Misinformation from Trent, TCSAOn-Campus Polling Plagued by Misinformation from Trent, TCSA
On-Campus Polling Plagued by Misinformation from Trent, TCSA
David King
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February 27, 2025
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Issue 3
December 9, 2024
Issue 3 marks the first front page entirely populated by trans women. Inside: Emilia Perez, Trent's $12 million tuition loss, sweaty centrefold photos of Cultural Studies students, and the Grinch but if he killed people.
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Volume 60, Issue 0
August 27, 2025
First issue of the year, the new editors of Volume 60 embark on their first print issue after a dry spell of months-long proportions. Student, staff, and community voices come together in Issue 0 to talk shop on issues like Trent University's environmentalist image, The Only Cafe, and how the eyes of Lancer Electric follow all.
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Volume 59, Issue 3
December 9, 2024
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What's the Point?
What's the Point?Episode 9: The Symons Legacy
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Brazil Gaffney-Knox
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Nicky Taylor
Have you ever procrastinated in Bata Library long enough to take in the paintings? fallen in love with Peterborough? taken a science credit with an arts credit and felt like your brain was bending? felt that you had learned just as much outside the classroom as inside if? If so, probably have Tom Symons to thank. Listen to our show.
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