Arthur Newspaper

Articles

Seven Things Settlers Can Do Instead of Celebrating C*nada Day

This year, as we grapple with the discoveries of what is now over 1 300 children found in mass graves at residential schools, many are left wondering what there is to celebrate on July 1st. So while you trade your red and white for an orange shirt, Arthur has put together a non-exhaustive list of steps you can take towards decolonization on C*nada Day this year.

Sports Are Cancelled, We're Gamers Now

Lucas Schaefer

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!

Member of Trent Board of Governors Charged with Impaired Driving

Nicky Taylor

In this article, Nick Taylor details how a member of Trent's Board of Governors, John Desbiens, was charged with impaired driving in early 2021 and swiftly resigned from Trent's BoG, and several other local institutions and not-for-profits.

A Half Empty Residence, a Tuition Hike, and a Message from Curve Lake: June's Board of Governors Meeting

July 2, 2021

Pride Month and Prejudice: The Dark Side of Pride

June 30, 2021

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Podcast

Growing Pains Episode 2: Bleeding Green

Produced by

Brazil Gaffney-Knox

Nicky Taylor

In this episode, we unpack Cleantech Commons, and how it opens our campus to commerce. We enlist the help of Prof. Andrew Wernick, to explain what it means for a university to have a brand. We also sit down with Martin Yuill from Cleantech, and try to get to the bottom of who will profit off this project.

The Arthur

Independent Journalism—Now More Than Ever.

Arthur in Summer 2021