Many of us haven’t been on campus in months, some of us not since March 2020. Others have never set foot on campus before. What was once common ground for all Trinity students is now unfamiliar territory,...
Well, here we are, the last issue of the semester. We can hardly believe we’ve made it this far. It’s been such a strange time to be students, and an even stranger time to be editors of the paper.
In...
Well, the Presidential election couldn’t have picked a worse year to fall on. With voting as inaccessible as it already is in the United States, the pandemic has only made it harder for people in...
Happy Halloween! Or is it a stressed Halloween? We aren’t sure which one you’ll be having, but we encourage you to be safe no matter what you do. The Halloween special section is one of our...
With midterms still lingering on our calendars, we are all feeling the stress of making it to mid-semester. Managing Zoom classes has not been an easy feat, but we’ve made it this far.Since being...
Oh, great. Is every editorial going to be about COVID-19 and how we all have to be strong for one another? We’re still deciding. In the meantime, however, we understand how disconnected our community...
Since its conception in 1902, the Trinitonian has brought the Trinity community weekly unbiased journalism. Countless students have contributed to our publication — writing, reporting, photographing...
This week is our 2020 Presidential Election Special Section. We recognize that a lot is happening in the world at the moment, and there’s a lot happening in your individual lives too. Voting, however,...
Have a grievance you’d like to air out? Look no further than this editorial for instructions on how to do just that! Grievances can range from concerns about diversity in our content to incorrect...
Health and wellness are of utmost importance right now. We as a community have talked so much about physical health that mental health often takes a backseat to our discussions about well-being. Here at...
CLIMATE CHECK
Sophomore senator Donya Ahmadi started off this week’s climate check by mentioning that she witnessed a few students huddled into a corner in the library without masks. Junior Chief...
