As I write this article, I am faced with the strong possibility of losing out on this Trinity-wide popularity contest to a canine who stayed here for a year and peaced out on us. I, who have been here...
It's less than a month until I graduate. There. It's on paper. One month from today, I will be stuck in that heinous no-man's land between undergrad and law school. And it sucks. In the past weeks, I've...
My Trinity experience has been different from that of most of my peers-- I never lived in the freshman quad, I didn't experience the uncomfortableness known as Playfair, I never took writing workshop or...
On page 1, I wrote a news piece specifically about how Trinity deals with sexual assaults titled "Multiple challenges and solution for college assault." Now, after multiple interviews with faculty, administration...
As you may have noticed, the paper was slightly different this week with the annual TriniBonian taking over the first 10 pages. We hope there's a little something for everyone with sarcastic commentary...
My last column discussed the roots of United States v. Windsor (2013), which challenged the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) on Equal Protection Clause grounds. This column will...
Details hardly justifiable
Letter to the Editor:
I'm writing on your recent article regarding one of my friends and his involvement in illegal activities. I find it hardly justifiable putting the student's...
College dining ranks as one of the most complained about topics on our campus, and criticizing Mabee seems to be as much a Trinity pastime as partying at Bays or climbing the Murchison Tower, but just...
As someone who has participated in the National Day of Silence every year since the 7th grade, I have found that although most people have heard of it, they are not fully sure what it represents or the...
At the beginning of this week, I wrote a column that would tell my feelings about my impending graduation and departure from the Trinity University community. I hoped I would make my readers grateful for...
I am a tree-hugger. This might be partially because I grew up right outside of Berkeley, Calif., where you can literally look up and find environmentalists hugging the trunk of the giant oak standing in...
There are three caterpillars on my daughter's milkweed plant, one little and two big, covered in yellow, black and white stripes, with four black horns growing from their backs. Their feet look like fleshy...
