The COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with the devastating winter storm, has left some of the Trinity community in need of resources. Whether it be groceries, household essentials, or money, Trinity Mutual Aid...

You may have convinced yourself that you imagined the presence of a pro-choice club on campus, who made a brief appearance in 2019 then quietly faded away. TU Pro-Choice is back as a newly officially recognized...

On February 26th, Trinity students received an email from Tess Coody-Anders informing them of the increase in Covid cases on campus. There are now 53 people quarantining in Trinity’s main campus and...

In response to Trinity students’ call for increased diversity and inclusion, Trinity’s Student Diversity and Inclusion Office has been working on programming for Black History Month. The director...

The game “Six degrees of Kevin Bacon” is based on the assumption that everyone in Hollywood has no more than six degrees of separation from Kevin Bacon. Well, no offense to Kevin Bacon, but Trinity...

This week’s student spotlight is Camille Johnson, senior anthropology major and triple minor in history, African American studies and museum studies. The museum studies minor, first offered to Trinity...

Imagine trying to piece someone's life together based on 150 items ranging from postcards, to letters, to black and white photographs, and deciphering the meaning of the person who kept them. That’s...

Can you give us some background about your participation and roles in BSU before becoming president? My first year at Trinity I, like all the other first years, was bright eyed and bushy tailed. I swore...