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Alumni Voices
Being a part of the Trent Alumni community has brought a lifetime of valuable connections, relationships, and collaborations. I received opportunities and mutual support and inspiration with like-minded, positive, healthy, and successful individuals that I met during my time at Trent.
Sandra Lamouche ’08
Traill College
Being involved in the Trent Alumni community gives me the chance to give back to the place that shaped me. Through guest lecturing and staying connected with faculty, I’m able to support the next generation of graduates while witnessing the department’s incredible growth and innovation.
Jaleesa Allen ’18
Trent Durham GTA
Trent has always maintained a special place in my heart – I keep up on the latest alumni news and was thrilled when an opportunity came up for me to return to campus and co-host an event in my college. It was such a rewarding experience!
Jonathan Pinto ’06
Lady Eaton College
News & Stories
News, stories, and perspectives from the Trent community
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October 21, 2026Exchange Scholarship Program Between Trent University and Auckland University of Technology Strengthens Global Indigenous Education
Barry and Laurie Green Bilateral Exchange Program promotes cross-cultural engagement between students and Indigenous communities in Canada and New Zealand
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October 1, 2026Head of the Trent Returns with New Riverside Experience for 2026
55th Head of the Trent Regatta features premier rowing alongside varsity competition, family activities, and alumni celebrations Oct. 2-4
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On the tenth anniversary of the Indigenous B.Ed. program, the School of Education will welcome the largest cohort into the program and recognize the impact of graduates to date, demonstrating the role of education in Canada's journey of reconciliation
Categories:AlumniCampus News
Events
From engaging lectures to exciting socials, there’s something for every age and stage.
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Join Trent Alumni Reads on November 4 for the launch of Sackville House, the latest novel by Paul Nicholas Mason ’76 (Julian Blackburn College)
Event Date: November 04, 2026Event Time: 7:00pm - 8:30pmLocation: PeterboroughCost: Free -
Ideas that Change the World 2026
Event Date: November 16, 2026Event Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pmLocation: Peterborough