Category: HEADLINE
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Back to Back to Back: Trinity Men’s Basketball Wins Third Straight NESCAC Championship
Talia Cutler ‘27 Editor in Chief On Sunday, Mar. 1, Trinity College’s men’s basketball team beat Wesleyan University on their home court. The final score […]
Spring Athletics Returns, Tripod collects Captain Insights
Ashley McDermott ’26 Executive Sports Editor Trinity College’s Spring athletics have returned for the 2026 season. The bantams have been striving for success during preseason […]
Bistro Temporarily Closes Following Pipe Burst
Kashmala Khan ’29 Managing Editor On Feb. 10, at approximately 4:30 p.m., the Bistro was forced to shut down following a pipe burst. Located at […]
Trinity College Renames the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, to the Office of Community and Belonging
Isabella Chirkis Editor in Chief On Feb. 5, students and staff of Trinity College were notified via email from President Daniel Lugo that the school […]
Vetter Makes History as Trinity’s All-Time Three-Point Leader
Annika Haley’26 Sports Editor Guard Henry Vetter ’26 became the all-time leader in career three-pointers made for Trinity College men’s basketball on Saturday, Jan. 4, […]
Theatre Review: “All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914” at Playhouse on Park Invites You To Stop and Listen
Savannah Brooks ’26 Editor-in-Chief There is something incredibly intimate about an a capella performance in a blackbox theatre. While “All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce […]
Theatre Review: The National Tour of “Spamalot” Brings Nostalgia and Whimsy Aplenty to the Bushnell
Savannah Brooks ’26 Editor-in-Chief If you think you will like “Spamalot,” you are probably correct. If you think you won’t, you are also probably correct. […]