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The Politics of Spring Sliding
Talia Cutler ’27 Editor in Chief Post-Trinity days, with spring break firmly within arms reach and the snow (finally) beginning to melt, it is the […]
War With Iran Serves Trump, Not US
Alex Gervais ’28 Exec. Opinion and Design Editor “The Pro-Peace Ticket.” “KAMALA WILL SEND YOUR SONS TO WAR.” “No new wars.” We were lied to […]
Use Your Professors for What They Are Meant For
Leon Hu ‘29 Opinion Editor It still boggles my mind how little so much of our student body uses the advantages of the liberal arts […]
Winter Blues: How Weather Impacts Your Mental Health
Lilly Trow ‘29 Staff Writer Most people have probably heard of the concept “winter blues,” a commonality amongst many when winter picks up or seasons […]
Early Decision Admissions Shapes Trinity’s Class of 2030
Kashmala Khan’ 29 Managing Editor The Early Decision (ED) admission cycle continues to play a substantial role in Trinity College’s incoming class of 2030, as […]
Dr. Dumas Presents Study on Gender Gaps in Lawyers’ Political Ambition
Kashmala Khan’ 29 Managing Editor On Feb. 26, students and faculty gathered in Seabury N217 to hear Dr. Tao Dumas, Associate Professor of Political Science […]
In Conversation with Professors Williamson, Guzmán, and Myers: Trinity’s Environmental Justice Project Takes Shape
Kashmala Khan’ 29 Managing Editor When Trinity College received a $500,000 Higher Learning grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the announcement marked the formal […]
Captivity and Torture in North Korea: Frederic Carl Schumacher, Jr., ‘65
Donald M. Bishop ’67 Alumni Contributor When “Skip” Schumacher of Trinity’s Class of 1965 passed away in 2018, he was a retired banker and financial […]
How does a Dance Major Spend Trinity Days?- American College Dance Association Review
Isabella Chirkis ’27 Editor in Chief From Feb. 19th to Feb. 22nd on Trinity Days, Trinity College’s Theatre and Dance department brought the 4 dance […]
When Ships Die: New Research Reframes Liberia’s Maritime History
Sajja Ranjit ‘29 News Editor On Feb. 26, in the Rittenberg Lounge at Mather Hall, Dr. Megan Crutcher, the Ann Plato Postdoctoral Fellow in History, […]