The first time I read a book for school about South Asian individuals, by a South Asian author, was my senior year of high school. “The Namesake” by Jhumpa Lahiri followed a wife and husband that immigrated...
Illustrations by Genevieve Humphreys
This article is a part of the Trinitonian’s coverage of Trinity University’s response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Click here to read the rest of our...
Photo by Mona MirpourThere is an unflinching horror within the manga section of your local bookstore. Manga, like any good graphic novel or comic, has the power to reveal a mirror to the reader's heart...
Illustration by Ren Rader, guest contributorOver the summer, when I wasn’t watching movies or eating far too much watermelon, I was reading as much as I could, something I hadn’t been doing...
What if everyone in the Trinity community were all turned into animals? Enter "Griss and Tutts."
The idea for “Griss and Tutts” was conceptualized by Katie Storey, Alumni Relations administrator,...
An atmosphere of quiet reverence perfuses the Rare Books room in Coates Library. The carpeted floor and weathered furniture lend a close, cozy ambiance, and each of the hundreds of books lining the walls...
As I read the opening pages of J.K. Rowling's "The Casual Vacancy," I felt the onset of an all-too-rare pleasure: the joy of being placed in the hands of a trusted storyteller, an artist with a proven...
