Tag: features
La Eracra Coordinator Kamille Anaya ’27 on Mentorship Work and Collaborating with LVL
Nick Cimillo ’26 Managing Editor Located at 69 Vernon St., La Eracra is one of three cultural houses at Trinity, opened in 1999 as a […]
Greener Every Day: How Hayley Berliner Is Shaping a More Sustainable Trinity
Sajja Ranjit ’29 Staff Photographer If you’ve ever stopped by the food pantry, picked up a thrifted mug from the Coop or composted your lunch […]
Eric Purdon ’35: Sub Chaser Captain and the Integration of the Navy
Donald M. Bishop ’67 Alum Contributor A milestone on the path toward racial equality in America was the full integration of Black Americans into the […]
Support on Four Paws: The Essential Support of Service Animals at Trinity College
Lily Mellitz ’26 Executive Features Editor If you’ve walked across the Main Quad recently, you may have noticed more than just students heading to class. […]
New Religious Studies Professor Samuel Catlin Shares Reasons for Teaching and Book Project
Nick Cimillo ’26 Managing Editor Samuel Catlin, a new assistant professor of religious studies, knows a thing or two about getting academically sidetracked. Drawn to […]
New SGA President Manuela Rodés ‘26 On The Role of Student Government
Sara Zahoor ’26 Features Editor The Student Government Association (SGA) has elected Manuela Rodés ‘26, a senior economics and mathematics double major from Barcelona, as […]
Connecting Policy, People and Possibility: The Path of Makayla Cervantes ‘26
Lily Mellitz ’26 Executive Features Editor Makayla Cervantes ‘26, an economics major from Bristol, CT, has never been afraid to take the less straightforward path. A […]
Davarian Baldwin Saw This Coming. Now, He Wants Trinity to Stand Apart.
Savannah Brooks ’26 Editor-in-Chief Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor of American Studies Davarian Baldwin is no stranger to political turmoil surrounding higher education; in fact, […]
New Vice President of Multicultural Affairs Sabin Limbu ‘27 Shares His Broader Mission
Sara Zahoor ’26 Features Editor This academic year, the Student Government Association (SGA) and the Multicultural Affairs Council (MAC) welcome a new leader: Sabin Limbu […]
Equality in the Classroom: New Professor Miranda Sklaroff Strives to Know What Her Students Think
Clayton Palumbo ’29 Contributing Writer As a young student in a Quaker school in Philadelphia, Miranda Sklaroff was taught that all humans are equal, including […]