As an undergraduate student, I was attracted to studying the United States Supreme Court because I incorrectly perceived that our nation's highest tribunal's central role is to protect minorities from...
Dear Editor,
As a professor who has also published in popular print media, I know that typos are inevitable no matter how many times an issue has been proofread: that's just the nature of deadlines...
On Feb. 5, Dennis Ahlburg, president of the university, and Gary Logan, associate vice president for finance and administration, decided to uphold director of facilities services John Greene's decision...
I was very glad to see the prominently-placed story on the Fire Equipment Access Plan in last week's Trinitonian. The proposed project would have a dramatic effect on the character of Upper Campus. Indeed,...
Let's start here: I'm currently studying abroad in London where the skies are gray, the teeth are crooked and everything is incredible and sarcastic and I didn't realize I could love a country that wasn't...
Members of the community may question our decision to run this week's front-page story, "Allegations involving APO members reveal internal strife," which covers allegations of bullying, harassment...
My last column focused on how you should ask for a letter of recommendation. This one explains what I want from you when writing that letter. When I sit down to write an argument on your behalf, I need...
JUSTIN ADLER
My name is Justin Adler. I am Junior accounting major with a minor in sport management. I was born in Queens, New York but mostly grew up in a small town in New Jersey (and no, New Jersey...
It is with great trepidation that I write the words you are about to read. In doing so, I will be admitting my biggest fear of all time and will have to thus enter into a period of pensive self-reflection...
In the Oct. 5 editorial, "Voting is sexy," we encouraged you to get out and vote for the next President of the United States, arguing that there were real issues impacting our livelihood that needed...
I was raised by my grandmother Spence, and the woman I believe was her partner, Dee, from when I was a baby until I was four. Almost every memory I have of Spence also involves Dee, including my memory...
I read with interest last week's column and editorial about Concert for the Cure. While I appreciate the discussion, you've raised additional questions necessary to address.
Your editorial noted that...
