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What Mike Pence Taught Me About My Liberal Arts Education
Talia Cutler ’27 Editor-in-Chief After returning from a year studying at Oxford University, I have found a love for controversy. I knew going into the […]
My Dorm’s New Water Fountain
Alex Gervais ’28 Managing Editor This year I felt particularly excited to come back to campus; maybe it was the fact that our summer break […]
Studying? Lock In…Good Habits
Leon Hu ‘29 Exec. Opinion Editor In college, there always appears to be a surprising level of deference to study habits that are, quite frankly, […]
St. Anthony Hall Not To Return This Year, Will Separate from Trinity Greek Life
St. Anthony Hall fraternity building on Trinity's campus. Photo Credit: Celia Baer '27
Despite speculation that the Hall would reopen this fall, its leaders want time to regroup. Talia Cutler ’27 Editor in Chief The Epsilon chapter of […]
Peter Eisler ’85 Wins Pulitzer Prize
Talia Cutler ’27 Editor in Chief On May 4 2026, the Pulitzer committee selected Peter Eisler ’85, as a recipient for the prize in National […]
Redefining Access at Trinity College
The students of Disruptive Bodies: Disability as Method (ANTH306) Our class, “Disruptive Bodies,” has spent the last semester engaging in disability studies and anthropological conversations […]
Starting Over at Trinity: Felix Schmidt ‘26’s Story
Sajja Ranjit ‘29 News Editor When Felix Schmidt ’26 first arrived at Trinity College, the transition was far from easy: “I felt like nobody knew […]
The Ones Left Behind by Underfunded School Systems
Mary Collard ’28 Staff Writer All children in underfunded school districts are victims of systemic issues in a country that does not value children or […]
Lifting More Than Weights: Jia Kumar ’26’s Impact on Trinity
Sajja Ranjit ’29 News Editor On any given day at Trinity, Jia Kumar ’26 can be found in the weight room, in the classroom, or […]
From Vietnam to Trinity: Junny Nguyen ’26 on Four Years of Growth
Sajja Ranjit ’29 News Editor Before arriving at Trinity College, Junny Nguyen ’26 didn’t always see herself as a “science person.” Growing up in Ho […]