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...
Illustration by Genevieve HumphreysMr. Mitchell (and I will address this to Mr. Mitchell, though in reality I mean to address YCT as an organization, as well as the students who have read your previous...
Photo by Henry PrattUnless you have managed to isolate yourself from any sort of political news, you have probably heard a lot about abortion lately. The Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act was...
Illustration by Genevieve HumphreysIn 2017, actress Alyssa Milano tweeted, “If you’ve been sexually harassed or assaulted, write ‘me too,’” and brought the Me Too movement...
Illustration by Andrea NebhutA month ago Mary Oliver, one of the great contemporary poets, passed away at the age of 83. Her poetry is a beautiful blending of the natural and the spiritual, the very real...
Cowritten by Natasha Sahu; Illustration by Andrea NebhutSince our time at Trinity, we’ve both encountered countless instances where we didn’t know how to pronounce a word, didn't know the name...
Illustration by Genevieve HumphreysIn the Feb. 15 edition of this paper, Benjamin Gonzalez argued for the “right to deplatform hate speech” in order to deny “racists and xenophobes from...
Photo by Henry PrattTrinity is not our home and never has been. I've reviewed some of the archived articles submitted to the Trinitonian by the predecessors of the Black Student Union and found them to...
This past February, the Trinitonian published Elise Hester’s open letter about her asexuality. From then up until this point, I’ve been on my own journey to figuring out my sexuality — or possibly...
Transitions are complex moments. They include mourning for what is left behind and excitement for what is to come. This spring we will experience a transition as Stephen Nickle, University Chaplain and...
This May, my first year of Trinity comes to a close. Papers from long-forgotten classes will be thrown into the trash, friends will be said goodbye to, a scary-looking food particle from behind the fridge...
My good friend and archenemy Manfred Wendt wrote an article a couple of Trinitonians ago calling for another mandatory great books course, namely with more Plato and Shakespeare (assumedly metonymically,...
