I read with interest last week's column and editorial about Concert for the Cure. While I appreciate the discussion, you've raised additional questions necessary to address.
Your editorial noted that...
Mar. 1 will mark one year since Dean Tuttle sent an email to the Trinity community stating that all orientation activities were suspended pending the investigation of inappropriate conduct on the part...
Here's the truth about the "real world": I still know very little about it.
After I graduated from Trinity in May with my B.A. in English, I moved back home to start my internship in Houston. I pay...
Bonjour from the land of baguettes, cheese, wine, fashion, and not to mention, romance. I've been studying abroad in Strasbourg, France for about a month now. Located on the French-German border, Strasbourg...
At some point in virtually every student's time at Trinity, you will need a letter of recommendation. It may be for study abroad, an internship, fellowship, job, graduate school, or for some other entirely...
Well. It happened. That moment we were all waiting for finally arrived last Sunday, as millions of us crowded around our televisions with unhealthy food and beverages in hand to watch the event. You guessed...
Parking is a regular concern among college students everywhere, not just those of us at Trinity. And while we will admit we have it pretty good in some areas (such as the price of parking permits"”other...
I learned a new word last week. It was catfish. Merriam Webster has yet to bless it with inclusion in the collegiate dictionary. But no worries, Urban Dictionary already has a definition. A catfish is...
Spring 2012, Senior year at Trinity: I was frantic about finding a job and moving to LA as soon as humanly possible. I was trying to enjoy my last moments as a Trinity student, hanging out with my AcaBellas...
This issue marks the second coming of "Best for Trinity," a Trinitonian-sponsored event that aims to connect local businesses and service providers with the Trinity community (see Pages 13-16 for...
My wife, Paige Fields, and I joined the TU Business Administration faculty at the beginning of last semester. Having spent 27 years as a student or professor at large public universities (LPUs), I thought...
Welcome to a new year, dear readers. Hopefully your break was full of friendly faces and fascinating stories. Though I enjoyed the long break, I found myself missing my friends, club lib outings, and ASR...
