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Alphabet dinners let my family travel the world

Brian Yancelson • October 14, 2020

My mom and I cook a different country's food every week, and we go all out

So you want to start an herb garden?

Mackenzie Cook • October 14, 2020

Some handy tips + tricks to get you started on your very own horticultural journey.

What’s For Dinner? Eating Together As A Shared Culture

Mai Vo • October 14, 2020

“What’s for dinner?" Dinner time – or any meal time – is about being hungry and getting fed. But it’s about a whole lot more than that.

Memorializing RBG through intersectional feminism

Sarah Erickson • October 1, 2020

Trinity's Women and Gender Studies explores Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Impact

A voter’s guide to 2020’s presidential candidates

Kayla Padilla • September 30, 2020

Here’s what you need to know about Democrat Joe Biden and Republican Donald Trump

Get deputized and help us save our democracy

Carson Bolding • September 30, 2020

With older election clerks taking the season off due to COVID, the youth must take charge

Voting in presidential elections still matters

Benjamin Adams • September 30, 2020

It may not be the answer to every issue, but it can be still helpful

Voting fails to acknowledge deeper systemic issues

Victoria Henretty • September 30, 2020

Presidential elections aren’t a “catch-all” for injustices in the United States

You don’t need somewhere to go to get all dressed up

Joshua Anaya • September 23, 2020

Reclaiming a passion for style while social distancing

We should wear masks when we’re sick, COVID or not

Gracen Hoyle • September 23, 2020

Masks should have been normalized before the pandemic started as a way to protect those around you.

Easy ways to personalize your mask

Noelle Barrera • September 23, 2020

Masks are mandatory, but you can make yours stand out!

Mask Do’s and Don’ts

Alejandra Gerlach • September 23, 2020

Mastering how to wear this essential accessory