David King

1 week ago | trentarthur.ca | David King

The downpour on the evening of May 1st did not deter attendees from yet another book launch at Take Cover Books for Assistant English Professor Aaron Kreuter. Well-attended by Trent faculty and alumni, the launch comes only a year after Kreuter's short story collectionRubble Children hit shelves at the East City bookstore. Kreuter presented two selections from the novel, which were interspersed in a discussion with fellow Trent professor Kelly McGuire.

1 month ago | trentarthur.ca | David King

Independent student press since 1966. City Clerk John Kennedy and Councilor Andrew Beamer assisting Mayor Jeff Leal before a City Council meeting on March 17. Photo by David KingCity Clerk John Kennedy and Councilor Andrew Beamer assisting Mayor Jeff Leal before a City Council meeting on March 17. Photo by David KingThe March 17th meeting of Peterborough City Council felt like an outlier amidst previous weeks’ hours-long discussions.

2 months ago | trentarthur.ca | David King

Independent student press since 1966. Friends of Bonnerworth Park directors John Gerelus and Richard Scott listening to a resident at their March 7th meeting at St. Peter's Catholic Secondary School. Photo by David KingFriends of Bonnerworth Park directors John Gerelus and Richard Scott listening to a resident at their March 7th meeting at St. Peter's Catholic Secondary School. Photo by David KingIt’s been a tumultuous year for the Save Bonnerworth Park movement.

2 months ago | trentarthur.ca | David King |Evan Robins

Independent student press since 1966. Despite the promise of an on-campus polling station operated by Elections Ontario, many Trent students are unclear whether they are even eligible to use it. Photo: Rishabh JoshiDespite the promise of an on-campus polling station operated by Elections Ontario, many Trent students are unclear whether they are even eligible to use it.

2 months ago | trentarthur.ca | David King

Independent student press since 1966. The Miskin Law Community Centre branch staff, Peterborough Public Library administrative staff, Otonabee Ward Councillor Lesley Parnell, Community Services Commissioner Sheldon Laidman, and library mascot Patch the Raccoon on the new branch's opening day.