Trinitonian

A fond farewell to Trinity: Cheers to class of 2022

Mai Vo, Opinion Columnist • April 28, 2022

Here it is everyone, the moment we’ve all been waiting for: my final send-off. Now that sounds like I’m going to war, but really I’m just graduating. Yes, I know. The lack of my presence at Trinity...

University holding virtual graduation

Jake Perry • November 12, 2020

Virtual commencement will be the second ever

Commencement Committee continues to assess situation after announcement is made

Austin Davidson • April 16, 2020

Plans set to host ceremony as close to May as possible

University postpones graduation ceremony, will still give diplomas in May

Kathleen Creedon • April 6, 2020

In-person commencement to be held August 8

University splits graduation into two ceremonies

Jolie Francis • November 6, 2019

Spring graduation is split in half for more tickets and shorter ceremonies

Grad ceremony shortened, event for LGBTQ+ added

Kendra Derrig • May 2, 2019

Committee looks to split ceremony into two parts for class of 2020 commencement

Asmara goes to Alabama

Kara Killinger • May 2, 2019

Discussing sediments and sentiments with a future Ph.D. candidate

Discovering authentic learning after graduation

Gabriel Levine • May 2, 2019

Member of class of 2018 reflects on intellectual curiosity after graduating

Thirteen seniors still behind on path to graduation

Gabriella Garriga • February 14, 2019

The number of graduating seniors who are behind on pathways has been reduced from 78 to 13

Seniors’ post-grad plans

Rachel Poovathoor • November 29, 2018

Students in their final semester offer advice

Previously, on SGA: More Funding, More Fun

Kendra Derrig • October 4, 2018

The following covers the meeting on Oct. 3.CLIMATE CHECKSenior senator Sam Afshari reported on the graduation committee meeting. Afshari clarified that any major changes to the format of the ceremony will...

Push yourself to action

Benjamin Gonzalez • April 25, 2018

The final issue of the 2017-2018 Trinitonian is here, and as expected it’s full of bittersweet nostalgia as seniors reflect on their memories at Trinity. However, that reflection doesn’t have to start...