Nowadays, seeing an Uncle Sam poster causes a visceral reaction in most people. Which is conflicting, because I often find myself wanting to enlist when I see it. More and more people are becoming aware...

A part of me died when I first heard the word “unalive” on social media about a year ago. The influencer in the video was telling a story about a conflict where someone died. Thanks to the context...

Visas were the difference between me being a privileged student attending a private liberal arts college or never setting foot in this country. My parents were granted H-1Bs to work as temporary residents....

Is newer music worse? Today it seems like this is one of the most common questions that arises when the latest hit album is released. Music is perhaps the single most universal art form that exists in...

How would you feel if something as simple as your ability to use a restroom of your choice was stripped by our government? While this is something the vast majority of us haven’t experienced, we should...

It begins in the digital coliseums of platforms like Instagram, X, TikTok, Twitch and Discord. It festers in subterranean online landscapes and then sometimes emerges in the real world, and it ends, usually,...

I’ve written more pieces as managing editor than there have been issues this semester. Samara Gerstle, Trinitonian editor-in-chief, and I are always on-call to a staff of… 30? 40? I don’t even...

Raise your hand if you have an old relative that, with no shame, speaks their hostile and extremist views, political ideologies, ideas or policies. Did you raise your hand? I did too. Now imagine they...

My name is Stockton Lord. I am a student here at Trinity and a recovering alcoholic who has been clean and sober for about a year now. In that time, through the grace of God and the help of many, I was...

“Sleep is for the weak!” is a phrase I hear all too often as a college student. We’re all very busy people — and with that, it is easy to see how adding two to three extra hours to your work day...

Imagine stepping into your first classes in college, eager to build momentum, only to feel lost or overwhelmed. Eager to find a sense of community and belonging in this brand-new setting, your eyes scan...

To the Dean and the Associate to the Dean of Students at Trinity University, I would like to take a moment to ask for clarity in response to your forceful and impulsive command of extending the red...