Category: Editorials (Page Two)
Tripod Editorial: Celebrating International Women’s Day at Trinity
Sunday was International Women’s Day and the Tripod has spent the past year covering and enjoying the festivities that have marked the 50th anniversary of […]
Tripod Editorial: When Are We All Going Home?
At a recent SGA meeting, Dean of Campus Life Joe DiChristina stated that, according to an article submitted to the Tripod, “the college intends to […]
Letter to the Editor: The Real Cost of Textbooks
High textbook prices are a frustrating addition to college students’ stress every semester. The expectation that students pay hundreds of dollars per semester for required […]
Tripod Editorial: Student Leaders Shouldn’t Be Paid
At Trinity, among other institutions, the notion has, occasionally, been raised that students should receive compensation for those positions of leadership that they elect to […]
Letter to the Editor: Andrew Legnani-State Senate Candidate for Sixth District
Dear 6th District of Connecticut: My name is Andrew Legnani and I am excited to announce that I am running this year for the 6th State […]
Letter to the Editor: In Response to “Trinity Has Most VPs in the NESCAC”
To the Editor: I write to provide an important correction to your story, “Data Show Trinity Has Most VPs in NESCAC, Compares Salaries” (February 4). […]
Letter to the Editor: Alumni for a Better Trinity
I write in response to the 2/4/20 article in the Tripod entitled “What is ‘Alumni for a Better Trinity’?”. Gillian Reinhard ’20, the writer of […]
Letter to the Editor
As one of its first actions in the new legislative session, the state legislature’s Environment Committee voted Friday to raise a bill to ban Styrofoam […]
Editorial: Tripod Supports Declaration of National Climate Emergency
The Tripod’s lead story this week centers around efforts by various constituency groups at Trinity to make our campus and our wider community more focused […]
Editorial: Colleges Coping with Corona
The outbreak of the coronavirus has rocked the global community to its core, not only inciting fear and hesitation among billions of people but also […]