Warm Up with Winter Alumni Perks

Get your skis shined up! Save up to 44% off lift tickets and 25% off accommodations at Les Suites Tremblant. Valid throughout the 2025/26 season (some exclusions apply). Tickets are transferrable, so be sure to bring your family and friends.

Enjoy North America's largest indoor water park resorts. Save up to 30% on your family’s next adventure. Splash, swim, and slide, then dry off and check out the adventure park - arcade, adventure games, yoga, arts and crafts, dance parties, story time, and more. 

New year, new menu plan! Stay on track with dietitian-approved, ready-to-eat meals delivered to your door. All meals are made in Canada, prioritizing local ingredients and Canadian suppliers. Get up to $120 off plus free shipping on your first box.

Whether you’re cozying up with a good book or bundling up for a winter walk, the Trent Bookstore has the comfy gear to match. Shop instore or online and enjoy 25% off clothing and gifts with your Alumni Card! 

Need an Alumni Card? Download the Trent Alumni Perks app for your digital card.

Jennifer Gillingham ’08 (Traill College)

A Year of Yoga in Oak Town is 12-book children’s yoga series thoughtfully aligned with the rhythm of the seasons and the familiar cycles in a child’s life — complete with fun yoga poses that bring each story to life. 

Shane Peacock ’75 (Champlain College)

A Place of Secrets is a gripping mystery thriller where Sgt. Alice Morrow and ex-NYPD detective Hugh Mercer uncover decades-old secrets, a hidden skeleton, and a chilling killer in a small Ontario town.

Ziysah von Bieberstein ’00 (Peter Robinson College)

At the Risk of Listening is a collection of poetry and other work written by Ziysah during their time as the City of Peterborough’s second poet laureate. Exploring themes of grief, homelessness, genocide, intergenerational trauma and accountability, this book will resonate with anyone yearning for collectivity in a time of dangerous polarization. Cover art by Bruno Merz.

The Jack Mathews Fellowship, presented by Victoria McKenzie Grant, O.C., ICD.d

The process of learning, unlearning, and relearning is crucial for Truth and Reconciliation. This lecture illustrates how the process of learning, unlearning and relearning is important to building healthy and inclusive communities.

The Elaine Stavro Distinguished Visiting Scholar in Theory, Politics & Gender Studies, presented by Dr. Nadia Urbinati.

This lecture explores democracy’s resilience amid globalization and technology. While facing risks like weakened institutions and shrinking middle classes, democracies innovate through new deliberation channels, proving adaptability and citizen responsibility.

The David Poole Lecture in Mathematics, presented by Dr. Anthony Bonato.

Explore the hidden networks shaping our world—from epidemics and ecosystems to neurons and social media. This talk reveals how network science blends math, computing, and biology to uncover patterns that transform how we see complex systems.

Create a resume that gets noticed! Learn how to highlight your skills, tailor your applications, and use formatting strategies that will impress. To sign-up for workshops offered by Careerspace, visit the Student Experience Portal, click on the Events tab, and register with your alumni credentials.

From AI for Business Leaders to Non-Profit Management Essentials, Trent alumni are eligible for a 10% discount on a wide range of skills-based educational certifications.  modules are short and focused on specific topics, allowing you to develop the skills that are in demand.

Learn how to craft a standout LinkedIn profile, showcase your skills, and attract the right opportunities. To sign-up for workshops offered by Careerspace, visit the Student Experience Portal, click on the Events tab, and register with your alumni credentials.