Alex Lewis’ Experience as a Transfer Student Ambassador
Hannah Lorenzo ’25 Contributing Writer Alex Lewis is a junior at Trinity, and he is all about supporting students as a transfer student ambassador. Since […]
Month: November 2022
Club Spotlight: Chloe Slater and Riley Morgan Are Bringing the One Love Foundation to Trinity’s Campus
Abbey O’Leary ’24 Features Editor The One Love Foundation was established in response to the devastating murder of Yeardley Love by her boyfriend, three weeks […]
A Summer Spent with Stoneflies: An Interview with Trinity Ecology Research Student Martina Exnerova ’25
Annika Dyczkowski ‘25 Features Editor Martina Exnerova is a sophomore here at Trinity, and this past summer, she spent over two months on-campus for ecology […]
Recent Survey Results on Future of American Childcare
Grace Sanko ’23 Contributing Writer A recent poll commissioned by a coalition of Connecticut childcare providers and advocates found high levels of support among voters […]
Weekly Skylights: The Tripod Looks to the Clouds
Joey Cifelli ’23 A&E Editor October 31, 2022, Part 1 (Featured Image) Two cats sat next to each other on the windowsill, looking down at […]
Hartford Stage’s The Mousetrap Starts 2022-2023 Season
Savannah Brooks ‘26 Contributing Writer From October 13th to November 6th, The Mousetrap, Agatha Christie’s most famous play, is running at the Hartford Stage to […]
Review of War Movie All Quiet on the Western Front
John Hunt ’26 Contributing Writer All Quiet on the Western Front is one of the most gripping, raw, and visually stunning movies you’ll see this […]
Tripod Editorial: Mismanagement of the Flag Dilemma
I think it is wrong of me not to address the elephant in the room—the flag removal. While I am not here to pick sides, […]
Why “Moving Forward” Is a Lie: Assessment of the Neocolonialist Nature of “Success” of Rishi Sunak
Sarah Dajani ‘26 Staff Writer The world is applauding Britain’s 1st leader of color Rishi Sunak, a child of Indian immigrants who emigrated with their […]
What the End of Daylight Savings Means for You: Avoiding the “Tough Times” of Seasonal Depression
Connor Recck ’23 Contributing Writer This past Sunday, daylight savings ended. At 2:00 a.m. on the 6th, the clocks “fell back” one hour to 1:00 […]