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Rom-Coms: Are they actually that romantic?

Victoria Stringer • February 19, 2020

We as a society need to stop encouraging the idea that obsession = love because it is harming women in a significant way

Master class comes to Trinity with pianist Boris Slutsky

Maya Neufeld-Wall • February 13, 2020

Students Ethan Jones and Mai Vo received instruction from the Russian musician firsthand

The Oscars: Still not good enough

Austin Davidson • February 13, 2020

The 92nd iteration of the award show was not the worst but far from what it could have

Innovation is on the horizon for 2020 cinema

Evan Engelhaupt • February 13, 2020

What to see and what to expect in 2020 film season.

“Birds of Prey” soars past initial expectations

Evan Engelhaupt • February 13, 2020

What looked to be a laughable successor to "Suicide Squad" becomes a vibrant film with its own identity.

SOLI plays the stories of many in concert

Savannah Wahlgren • February 13, 2020

Chamber ensemble brings its program to Trinity to present a variety of different composers’ works

Senior thespian directs play that merges her passions

Maya Neufeld-Wall • February 13, 2020

Senior theatre major Alex Oliver has been passionate about theatre for a long time and has been involved in Trinity’s theatrical productions for over three years

After initial audition delay, “Tartuffe” is a go

Camayak Admin • February 6, 2020

The 17th-century French play is the department’s second spring show, will take to stage mid-April

MAS screens “My Name is Maria de Jesus”

Maya Neufeld-Wall • February 6, 2020

SA director joins in on the discussion of her short film at screening

Senior takes on “Unaffirmative Action” in her capstone

Maya Neufeld-Wall • January 30, 2020

Briahn Hawkins intended to restart race discussion with admin and underrepresented students

Danza plans to foster community and culture

Savannah Wahlgren • January 30, 2020

Trinity is home to many dance groups, all of which are known for a specific style of dance. Danza hopes to spice things up by bringing Latin dance to the community.

The power of language in “The Topeka School”

Austin Davidson • January 30, 2020

Illustration by Andrea NebhutWhen Ben Lerner was my age, he was a Fulbright Scholar, he was in the running to be a MacArthur fellow and he would go on to enter into many other clubs that end with the illustrious...