Month: April 2024
Spacey Trial May Be A Upset In The #MeToo Era
Matthew Allen ’21 Contributing Writer With rumors and allegations swarming about Kevin Spacey, I had to see for myself what all the fuss was about. […]
Media At Fault In Native American Controversy
Daniel Nesbitt ’22 Staff Writer This brief respite from Trinity has yielded plenty of interesting political events, however, there is one in particular that hits […]
Cyntoia Brown Case Emphasizes Need for Reform
Carey Maul ’21 Contributing Writer The name Cyntoia Brown has been the center of attention over the past few weeks on various social media platforms […]
Uncommon Carriers, Full of Transport Insight
Samuel Spencer ’21 Contributing Writer If one were to ask the average person to list the most significant technological advances of the past several hundred […]
Important Changes to Compost at Mather
Gillian Reinhard ’20 Editor-in-Chief A new composting system will be unveiled to students starting from the first week of the spring 2019 semester. Efforts to […]
Petition Calls for College to Recognize Armenian Genocide
David Marottolo ’22 STAFF WRITER In the final month of the fall semester, a petition was created by the Armenian Club and was circulated around […]
140 Involvement Opportunities at Spring Involvement Fair
Kat Namon ’22 News Editor As students arrive to campus for the start of the second semester, S.A.I.L., the Office of Student Activities, Involvement & […]