For several years, the senior director for alumni relations has invited me to share my impressions of current life on the Trinity campus in remarks during Alumni Weekend.  I've titled those...

On September 30, Trinity University student groups hosted a panel discussion on "Prejudice Today." The panel was supposed to serve as "an interactive forum in response to Ahmed Mohamed's Arrest" and...

About once a week I have this sort of jarring realization that, for all intents and purposes, I am living in a previously unforeseen future. I live with technology that science fiction writers from decades...

Every day, I find some reminder of a guest lecture here at Trinity from a distinguished individual, either in my email or on a poster I see on my way to class. Most of the time, I have never heard of these...

Let's get straight into it. Should you spank your children? Of course. Or maybe not. We haven't really decided. This should make for a great editorial. You might say, but lovely Trinitonian staff,...

I have many flaws. I think it's healthy to admit that. It keeps you grounded and often fights off one of the biggest human afflictions: arrogance. I dislike those people who think they're perfect. It's...

We're not perfect. Far from it. And with that being said we at the Trinitonian would like to take the time to apologize for our egregious errors and wrongdoings. Wrongdoings, of course, that typically...

I know my article is usually just a load of ramblings based around the fact that I'm not American. I don't mean to write the same stuff every other week and bore you as a result. However, the cultural...

The greatest ignominy of the modern era has to be, in my opinion, the inability to speak truthfully and fully about an unpopular subject. No longer can you publicly denounce what you think to be absurd...

"Tentpole" documentaries, a name that Vice has attached to their style of immersive journalism, have been showing me stories of people's lives and experiences since I was about sixteen. While certainly...

My typical bent is toward the political. It's what I teach and study, and I enjoy it, so the topic frequently takes center stage in my columns. It can be very frustrating, then, to take an entire summer...

Late May was warm and sleepy. The last diplomas were handed out. Students and faculty scattered to all corners of the globe. Summer research projects had not yet kicked into gear. The campus was deserted. And...