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“Unique and Unrecorded:” Rare Manuscript Page Found in Watkinson Library
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Talia Cutler ’27 Editor-in-Chief A page found in Trinity’s Watkinson Library was recently confirmed as a rare, previously unrecorded 15th-century printing connected to associates of […]
Your Major, Your Halloween Costume
Charlotte Stack ’29 BP Editor Economics – Wolf of Wall Street Every economics major has at one point in their life has felt like they […]
Bits & Pisces: Weekly Horoscope
Cate Griffin ‘27 Resident Astrologist Aries (March 21 – April 19): Be patient this week and avoid rushing into decisions, especially in love and finances. […]
Trinity Partners with Oxford Consortium of Human Rights to Host Community Action Summit
Julianna Williams ’30 Staff Writer From Oct. 15 to 16, campus became the gathering place for senators, psychologists, state representatives, students, philosophers, lawyers and educators […]
College Declared Top Five Spookiest Campus in Newest National Rankings
Alex Gervais ’28 Purveyor of Spookiness On Oct. 19, US News and World Report released their annual list of the spookiest colleges and universities in […]
Midnight Organ to Include Dissection Element, Community Has Mixed Response
Alex Gervais ’28 Exec. Organ Concertgoer As Halloween approaches on campus, so does Trinity’s annual Midnight Organ concert. Each year, the Chapel fills with the […]
Shake Shack Founder Danny Meyer ’80 Featured in Inaugural TrinTalks Event
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Cam Guendner ’30 Staff Writer On Wednesday night, one of Trinity’s most notable alumni told a packed Washington Room that getting waitlisted, rejected and bombing […]
The Return of Fall on Pratt Street
Sophia Luneva ’30 Contributing Writer Dashiell Sigmond ’30 Contributing Writer Fall is officially here with the return of the Pratt Street Autumn Festival in the […]
Maya Kajikawa ‘27 on HIV’s Effects on Brain Health and Finding a Path into Research
Carlos Fonseca ’30 Staff Writer Maya Kajikawa ‘27 is a neuroscience major and Japanese minor whose research examines HIV’s effects on brain health. Through her […]
Professor Isaac Kamola Champions Academic Freedom Amid Growing Political Pressures
Sajja Ranjit ‘29 Executive Features Editor In an increasingly polarized political climate, with the Trump administration continuing to reshape higher education through federal funding cuts […]