Thinking about walking across the stage of Laurie in less than one month almost seems surreal. I know (God willing) I will graduate, but for some reason it's hard to envision. I can't lie; I'm scared to...

I don't eat the ends of hot dogs. I split chicken fingers in half and eat them from the middle to the end but then don't eat the end. I only eat egg and cheese in my breakfast tacos and don't finish the...

Some of you may know me as one of the BARE girls or as a Gamma or as the springboard diver who flopped at conference championships or as the girl with Bell's palsy or the girl who worked with admissions....

I wish I had something to say about Trinity and the Trinity experience that hasn't already been said (if not in this graduation issue, then in some from years prior), but it is my general belief that true...

As a graduating senior, I've been getting constant advice from my parents, older friends, friends' parents, sister, sister's friends, sister's friends' parents, all of my professors and pretty much anybody...

There are two things that I am going to miss the most when I graduate, the first is cross-country and the second is doing weird things with my friends. I'm going to miss waking up before dawn and seeing...

You probably don't know me, but if you do, you also probably know that I've lived with Rachel Puckett, THE BOSS ASS BITCH of the Trinitonian for the past four years.  I've begged her probably a million...

With college graduation looming ahead, I've realized that I have come full circle since high school. Senior year of high school was undoubtedly one of the greatest and most foolish years of my life, and...

Senior year has been full of many joys. The best of which was, hands down, the experience of living in the luxurious BROthel. An abode that lives up to its extravagant reputation, the BROthel is equipped...

Everyone always told me that college would be the best four years of my life. In a way, that is true; it has been amazing, and I have grown so much. I have met so many people that have a hand in shaping...

When my grandfather returned from World War II, he enrolled at Michigan Tech on the GI Bill. He lived with my grandmother in a two-room house with my aunt and my uncle, both small children at the time....

Some people might tell you that picking a college based on the accents you assume the people will have there is a bad life choice. Those people would be wrong. I've done it twice, and both times it's turned...