Although we might complain about it the most, Trinity students are not the only ones with challenging schedules and strenuous workdays. Trinity faculty and staff work night and day, behind the scenes and...
Students from the Green Chemistry club and Students Organized for Sustainability are currently working to start Trinity Bee Alliance, a club aimed at supporting bees and their role in the environment....
Let the Fest commence! TigerFest, that is. A beloved Trinity event, this wannabe homecoming dance is guaranteed to be bigger, better and more hip than in years past. Staged at one of the nicest hotels...
"How did we get from Hollywood to YouTube? What makes Wikipedia so different from a traditional encyclopedia? Has blogging dismantled journalism as we know it?"
These are a mere sampling of the questions...
Only a handful of people can say that in the first two years out of college they wrote, directed and orchestrated a successful web series, complete with a star-studded cast and crew. Trinity alumna Kendra...
"I think a lot of us are invested in making seductive, beautiful objects and a large component of that comes from our feelings of loss or desire," states Phil LaDeau, class of 2011 Trinity alumnus and...
While most Trinity students are aware of the strong presence of Greek life on campus, the distinction between business fraternities and social fraternities can be unclear. The Alpha Kappa Psi and Delta...
If you ask James Mauldin to describe himself in less than ten words, this is the response you will most likely receive: "I am socially weird and awkwardly social."
Some of you may have seen Mauldin...
There are two types of jobs available to students on the Trinity campus"”federal work study and institutional jobs.
Federal work-study is a government program that allows students to earn money by partaking...
On Tuesday, Trinity's music fraternity Mu Phi Epsilon and the Student Programming Board hosted the annual Trinity Idol singing competition.
Junior Sarah Mueller won the competition with an original ukelele...
No matter how often one puts it off, or, like me, tries to ignore it, there comes a point in everyone's life when one must don a cap and gown and graduate from college. However, here to make that impending...
In June, David Spener, chair of the sociology and anthropology department, was invited to give a concert with Jorge Venegas at the home of poet and Nobel Prize-winner Pablo Neruda while studying social...
