By definition, Trinity University is not a food desert. On Sept. 29 I read a column in the Trinitonian entitled “Trinity has become a food desert.” Immediately struck by the oxymoronic nature of the...
With election season right around the corner, many lifelong Republicans I know are voting blue for the first or second time in their lives because they feel that Trump doesn’t represent them. But how...
JOHN HERMANN GUEST COLUMNIST
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Although not expressly mentioned in the United States Constitution, political parties play an integral role in the American political system. In relation...
Trinity has its work cut out to match the sustainable practices of peer institutions and regain its regional leadership status. It is up to students to fight for change.
One of Trinity's most prevalent...
Last week, our student body’s representative government officially called on Trinity to divest its endowment from fossil fuels. The Student Government Association (SGA) resolution to divest is a historic...
You’ve heard it all before. What we are currently living through is the most consequential emergency humanity has ever faced. If we don’t meet the climate crisis with appropriate urgency on behalf...
I try not to use generalizations in my writing, but I do not mince words when I type: Voting for Joe Biden is the most important thing any citizen of the United States can do right now. With this sentence,...
illustration by Gracen Hoyle
Early summer seems a distant memory, clouded by anxieties produced by the arrival of COVID-19 to our community. Almost immediately, another diseased system demanded our...
Photo provided by Connie Laing
This is a part of our 2020 Graduation Issue. Click here to flip through the whole thing.
As a depressed college student who obsessively overthinks, I often think...
File photoThe pandemic seemed to hit all of us in waves. First, the university had to go into crisis and problem-solving mode. Then, the students had to do the same. Making alternative living arrangements,...
