Category: FEATURES
Robert Pingpank ‘59 On 64 Years of Love and Hope With Partner Richard Nolan ‘59
By Savannah Brooks ‘26 Managing Editor On June 4, 2009, Robert Pingpank ‘59 and Richard Nolan ‘59 became the first same-sex couple to be married […]
Computer Science Professor Kenneth Kousen Gives Insights on AI and Emerging Technologies
Lily Mellitz ’26 Features Editor In the rapidly evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies, understanding the implications and possibilities of these technologies […]
Exposing Banty: Why Has He Been Spotted Streaking Across Campus?
Chicken Expert ’24 Clothing Advocate There has been a lot to celebrate on campus lately. Spring is right around the corner and we are starting […]
Treasured Campus Celebrity Jeff the Rodent on Love, Nature and Their Student Relationships
Boob Woodward ’26 Staff Writer Every Trinity student knows the feeling: when you are walking back to your AC-less dorm on a hot spring day […]
A Conversation with Berger-Sweeney on the Health Benefits of Mather
Hungry ’24 Not a Chartwell’s Employee It is evident that Trinity has recently undergone many improvement initiatives. It has even been questioned as to why […]
Organizing Student Voices: A History of Black Student Organizations and Cultural Houses
Abbey O’Leary ’24 Features Editor Student life and campus culture are undeniably some of the most critical aspects to consider when appraising a college. Since […]
Celebrating Women Then and Now: A History of Coeducation at Trinity College
Abbey O’Leary ’24 Features Editor Celebrating women in education is central to celebrating Women’s History Month and all of the advancements women have made over […]
Student Worker Micaela Rivera ’25 Delivers Post Office Insights
Lily Mellitz ’26 Features Editor Did you know that Trinity College’s post office receives at least 1,000 packages a day at the start of every […]
“Women Have Always Been There”: Professor Allison Rodriguez Speaks on Importance of Contextualizing History
Nick Cimillo ’26 Staff Writer Growing up, Allison Rodriguez most likely wouldn’t have seen herself becoming a professor of history that emphasizes gender in her […]
Trinity’s Radio Station Unveils New Studio After Years of Community Efforts
Nick Cimillo ’26 Staff Writer On a cold and cloudy Saturday evening, Melissa Evans walks into the offices of WRTC, Trinity’s own non-commercial FM radio […]