SGA Passes New Constitution, Discusses Umoja and Chartwells Protests
Jack P. Carroll ’24 Staff Writer On Sunday, Nov. 1st the Student Government Association (SGA) convened in an online meeting via Zoom to pass an […]
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Title IX Working Group Seeks Feedback On Interim Sexual Harassment Policy
Jack P. Carroll ’24 Staff Writer On Monday, Oct. 26th, a Title IX working group comprised of Trinity students, faculty, staff, and senior administrators met […]
Are Trinity and its Constituents Protecting the Nest?
Jack Carroll ’24 Staff Writer Given the recent surge in positive COVID-19 cases in the last two weeks, as well as the College’s struggle to […]
The Social Dilemma Fails to Blame the Individual
Jack P. Carroll ’24 Staff Writer Earlier this month I had the opportunity to watch the critically acclaimed 2020 social media and technology documentary, The […]
Dekulakization: Human Nature, the Dangers of Resentment, and How it Led to the Death of Millions of Russian Farmers
Jack P. Carroll ’24 Contributing Writer Our undergraduate careers are an intense and rewarding time period in our lives. We all are working diligently to […]
Waiting to Study Abroad? Remember Otto Warmbier
Jack P. Carroll ’24 Contributing Writer If there is one skill that any of us have gained from the challenges that the COVID-19 related travel […]
The Absence of Irish Immigration in High School Curricula Leaves a Gap in our Study of U.S. History
Jack P. Carroll ’24 Contributing Writer In a historical landmark decision on Monday Aug. 31, the California legislature made courageous and praise-worthy academic progress in […]
To the Class of 2024: Lessons from A Clockwork Orange
Jack P. Carroll ’24 Contributing Writer I believe that every college student in the U.S. should be required to read the all-too relatable Anthony Burgess […]