Fundraiser for Furloughed and Laid-Off Employees Surpasses $10,000
Shawn Olstein ’22 News Editor A digital fundraiser for furloughed and laid-off faculty, started on June 27 by Associate Professor of Philosophy Shane Ewegen, Associate […]
Month: July 2020
Open Letter From @trinsurvivors; President Acknowledges Admin “Committed to Working Harder”
Liz Foster ’22 Managing Editor President of the College Joanne Berger-Sweeney, in response to the attention amassed by the Instagram account @trinsurvivors, issued a statement earlier […]
DiChristina Announces Additional Coronavirus Testing Details, Outlines Return to Campus
Kip Lynch ’22 News Editor Trinity has announced additional details regarding its reopening and coronavirus testing plans following an announcement earlier this month that as […]
Trinity Coronavirus Reopening Plan Fraught With Flaws
Brendan W. Clark ’21 Editor-in-Chief Trinity College, though not alone in the realm of higher education, has wandered like its compatriots into the maw of […]
Fall Athletic Competitions Cancelled at Trinity In Conjunction With NESCAC Announcement
Mateo Vazquez ’21 Sports Editor Trinity College has cancelled competitive conference sports for the fall 2020 semester, a decision which comes in tandem with an […]
Trinity to Permit 1,700 Students to Return to Campus; College May “Limit Unnecessary Travel” of Students As Part of COVID-19 Restrictions
Brendan W. Clark ’21, Liz Foster ’22, and Kat Namon ’22 Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editors Trinity College will bring as many as 1,700 students back […]