Articles by Kat Namon

Springtime at Trinity has always been one of the most looked-forward to aspects of the entire school year. There’s traditionally a sense of rebirth, as […]

Adulthood When you leave everything  is fragile— birds nests are taken between screaming metal teeth. I cannot stop touching my face and finding new roughness  […]

Recently, Emma Camp, a senior at the University of Virginia published an interesting opinion in the New York Times entitled “I Came to College Eager […]

Despite many miles between Hartford, Connecticut, and Ukraine, there are endless reasons as to why students at Trinity should pick up their heads and learn […]

The final print issue of the semester has us at the Tripod considering the current social climate on campus, current events, and, of course, the […]

As of Thursday, Oct. 28, Facebook changed its corporate name to Meta. This felt like a relevant topic to touch on since the bulk of […]

This past Thursday, Oct. 21, the college was lucky enough to host a lecture and reception for the presentation of the Moses Berkman Memorial Journalism […]

In today’s world, the value of a good, engaging, and insightful conversation with a peer, professor, family member, or mere acquaintance is often taken for […]