Tripod Editorial: Academic Self-Censorship: How Does Trinity Fare?
Recently, Emma Camp, a senior at the University of Virginia published an interesting opinion in the New York Times entitled “I Came to College Eager […]
Month: March 2022
Weekly Skylights: The Tripod Looks to the Clouds
Joey Cifelli ’23 A&E Editor March 9, 2022 (Featured Image) This is a description of a brand new medical procedure, developed by scientists. Assisting the scientists […]
Weekly Picks: Sad Songs for March Depression
Caroline Richards ’22 A&E Editor Charles Dickens famously wrote in Great Expectations, “It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and […]
Story and Soil: Worth a Visit to Downtown Hartford
Annika Dyczkowski ’25 Contributing Writer “Great coffee. Better Community.” These words are painted boldly on Story and Soil’s website, a coffee shop local to Hartford. […]
The Local Spot for Sweet Tooths: Tastease Donuts
CC Bennett ’24 Contributing Writer As the saying goes, Hartford Has It! One of the many amazing things about Hartford’s capital city is the assortment […]
St. Patrick’s Day Special: A Brief History on the March 17 Secular, Social, and Shamrock Holiday
Abbey O’Leary ’24 Contributing Writer St. Patrick’s Day, now a secular, cultural holiday here in the United States, has not always been celebrated this way. […]
Study Abroad Feature: Edinburgh and Harry Potter
Olivia Papp ’23 Features Editor Last week, I wrote about Victoria Street in Edinburgh, Scotland, a place that is thought to be the inspiration for […]
Why the Sterilization of Pets is Necessary and Moral
Skyler Simpkins ’23 Managing Editor It has always been hard to explain to others why it is crucial to spay and neuter your pets. When […]
The Problem with Gen Z: Posting and Politicking — the Fallacy of the Miraculous Click on Social Media
Ava Caudle ’25 Contributing Writer In today’s digital climate, with a massive influx of information, Gen Z’s first instinct in the face of conflict is […]
Roe v. Wade is Dead: The Troubling Rise of Conservatism in the American Judiciary & the Future for Women
Jake McPhail ’24 Contributing Writer The recent appointments of Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett, Brett Kavanaugh, and Neil Gorsuch have created a paradigm-shifting ideological […]