We are happy to announce that the Trinitonian has just launched a new website! We acknowledge that our previous website was difficult to navigate and not as pretty as it could have been. Because of this,...
Can you give us some background about your participation and roles in BSU before becoming president?
My first year at Trinity I, like all the other first years, was bright eyed and bushy tailed. I swore...
As Halloween approaches, many Trinity students are finding themselves without a spooky costume. We procrastinators have put off finding a costume for so long that now we find ourselves scrambling to throw...
This past Friday, March 31, the track and field team hosted the Trinity Invitational. Schools from all over such as Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of Queens and Hendrix College...
The assignment of a research paper is often viewed as a daunting task that may involve long nights grueling over a computer in Coates Library with several cups of coffee nearby. However,...
As graduation nears, some college students plan to pursue graduate school, or enter the traditional workforce at entry-level positions. However, this is not the reality for the majority of students...
By the time this paper reaches the stands, each student on Trinity's campus will have successfully made it through their first week after spring break. This deserves a congratulations! While many "”...
The Trinity Progressives, along with Counseling and Wellness Services, will host their annual Mental Health Awareness Week April 10 through the 13. The week will consist of several events centered around...
We received three responses to Alexander Jacobs' op-ed, "Yes, Jesus was a conservative."
By Mitchell Palermo
Jesus was not a conservative. Jesus was also not a liberal. Contrary to what some might...
It seems like just a few weeks ago we were cramming for finals, saying goodbye to friends and making sure any damages in our rooms were hidden before our resident mentors made one final pass through the...
On Tuesday, April 12, The Collaborative for Learning and Teaching held its final Invited Scholars lecture for the spring semester. Throughout this spring semester, the Collaborative for Learning and...
By Guest Columnist Brenna Hill
First of all, thank you to Tyler Boelts for his April 8 Trinitonian column headlined "Dear SGA, Do Something" and for initiating a dialogue that will, hopefully,...
