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The danger of individualism in America during COVID-19

Yukiko Yamazaki October 14, 2020
Individual freedom and independence are core values of American society. However, the pandemic shows the shortcomings of prioritizing these values and prioritizing yourself over others.
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Trinity prepares for a virtual Fall Family Weekend

Neha Kumar September 16, 2020
Events will take place over Zoom, allowing parents, faculty and students to connect safely.
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Zooming in on the Chapel Spiritual Life fellows

Dana Nichols April 7, 2020
Chaplain Alex Serna-Wallender and the CSL fellows strive to provide students with support and a community despite distance.
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Recognizing privilege during COVID-19

Natalia Salas March 30, 2020
In light of campus closure, we must remember the marginalized populations that are most at-risk
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Even in mourning, we have to hold others accountable

Kathleen Creedon January 30, 2020
The importance of keeping in mind the survivor of his 2003 sexual assault case when reflecting upon the life of former NBA star Kobe Bryant.
Diwali brings together Trinity community

Diwali brings together Trinity community

Savannah Wahlgren November 7, 2019
The South Asian Student Association’s (SASA) annual Diwali event was held this past Saturday, and members of the Trinity community gathered to enjoy the festivities through an entertaining performance and great food.
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Supernatural tales from the Valley

Kayla Padilla October 24, 2019
The importance of generational stories
Parris cosplaying one of her favorite characters, Weiss Schnee from the anime RWBY, at Ikkicon 2018 in Austin

More than wearing a costume

Alexandra Parris September 13, 2019
Cosplay isn't just outfits — it’s a community
The importance of sports communities

The importance of sports communities

Austin Davidson November 5, 2018

Last weekend, I helped coach my cousin’s three vs. three soccer tournament. Since his team was all dressed as Minions, I, of course, had to wear my Minion onesie to maintain the theme. As I stood...

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Why I attended the March for our Lives

Emily Bourgeois April 4, 2018

It began like a normal day. I was in seventh grade at the time — 12 years old — and had stayed up the night before studying for a geography exam. The periods came: first, second, third and fourth....

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Seeking community in the trash that is “The Bachelor”

Georgie Riggs January 24, 2018

For 22 seasons, it's been a fact universally acknowledged that a group of 20-something women will enter an inordinately staged mansion in a fruitless plea for the titular Bachelor. More interestingly,...

Students play at BSU Field Day. photo by Chloe Sonnier

Black Student Union organizes field day fun

Kara Killinger November 6, 2017

On the warm, cloudy morning of last Saturday, Nov. 4, excited children zoomed around the intramural field. They kicked soccer balls, shot Nerf guns at a target, giggled and tumbled around. All the while,...

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