Trinitonian

How did Trinity decide who stayed on campus for the rest of the semester?

Kathleen Creedon • March 19, 2020

A Q&A with dean of students David Tuttle explains it all

Students deserve to choose where they live

Jessica Jennings • February 27, 2020

Residence policies should consider benefits of leaving the "Trinity Bubble"

DIY HGTV: Tips to channel your inner interior designer

Alejandra Gerlach • February 27, 2020

Whether you study or socialize in your dorm, make your living space your own

A student’s guide to taking care of your houseplants

Dana Nichols • February 27, 2020

Adding a touch of nature to your living space can help you feel more at home

In your dorm — and your life — less is more

Kayla Padilla • February 27, 2020

Embracing minimalism can help you decide what priorities you value most

Kayla’s dorm microwave

Kayla Padilla • November 15, 2019

Photo by Kayla PadillaInspired by Natasha’s gorgeous food column, I decided to channel my inner creative and cook dinner Monday evening. Natasha’s commitment to her writing is admirable; every...

Moral alignment chart: Residence halls

Georgie Riggs • February 22, 2018

Lawful Good: Murchison No longer HOPE Hall but still has a residual air of once having been tended by our community’s greatest servants. Has an elevator that connects lower and upper campus,...

Pet hall to close after one year

Philip McKeon • April 28, 2017

Trinity's Pet Hall project is discontinuing at the end of this semester. Wanda Olson, associate director of Residential Life, considers the Pet Hall program a success, despite its discontinuation. "I...