First off, I hope that you all had a wonderful summer and you are all having a relatively easy adjustment from high school to college.
I want to congratulate and commend you all for choosing to attend...
Greeting class of 2017! A short 22 years ago, my father helped me move in to Herndon first. Though it's been a few days (ahem) since I moved to Trinity for the first time, the the experience still resonates....
I have been thinking a lot about adulthood lately. At 19, being an adult meant that I was no longer under maternal supervision. I could stay up as late as I wanted, I could cuss like a sailor if I felt...
In the first issue of the year, we welcomed the Class of 2016 to our campus and used the metaphor of packing to describe how to best begin life at Trinity.
Now, in our last issue of the year, we're...
Wow. The past four years have gone by so quickly, and I still remember the day I fell in love with Trinity. It was Trinity 360 and a beautiful sunny April morning. Touring campus, I knew I had to be a...
It seems like just yesterday I was walking onto campus for the first time as a sophomore transfer student, nervous about having to start a new college experience but excited about the three years ahead...
If there is one thing I've learned since I've been at Trinity, it's that I should walk across that stage in Laurie to get my diploma with pride - not just of everything I have accomplished, but of my entire...
As much as I'd like to go out in a blaze of glory throwing up double freedom rockets, I think it's apropos to do a little reflecting first.
I visited Trinity University a week and a half before the...
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. This is how I count semesters, not fall or spring or freshman year, etc. Most people say first year, sophomore, junior, senior but that changes every year so I make it easy. 2010,...
While reflecting on my time at Trinity, I rest at the Miller Fountain. This seems most appropriate, as it has become my favorite place on campus. I hear the bell tower ringing, a skateboard going over...
At Trinity, we are all familiar with the quirky traditions that happen here. We have all arrived at the chapel hours early to save a seat for Vespers, brought to-go containers to the Chocolate Festival,...
First of all, writing a senior column is difficult. There are so many things I want to say about my experiences at Trinity, but unfortunately there is not enough space in the paper. Anyways, I will try...
