Santana Lopez, Naya Rivera’s most memorable television character, served as a vessel for the Afro-Latinx queer experience for countless young girls. The late actress, who was tragically recovered on...
Illustration by Genevieve HumphreysFor this week, I was originally planning on writing a column about the normalization of burnout and being stressed to the point of exhaustion as college students. Given...
Illustration by Ren RaderThe worst thing I thought I could be as a young girl was like other girls. Movies and television taught me over and over again that being “not like the other girls”...
Illustration by Ren RaderWe often think of people who are in our lives temporarily as people we simply drifted apart from. There are other kinds of temporary friendships we neglect to talk about, however,...
Illustration by Andrea NebhutAfter I watched "Booksmart," directed by Olivia Wilde, the first of (so far) seven times, I read review after review and watched one interview after the other. While many of...
Photo by Natalia SalasIf you go to Trinity, you’ve probably heard the study abroad spiel. You know, the one where faculty, staff and students tell you about how beneficial and life-changing it is....
Illustration by Ren Rader“Traveling” was my immediate answer when anyone asked what I was looking forward to during my semester abroad. By the looks of the Instagram and Snapchat stories of...
Illustration by Ren RaderHaving spent only two months abroad in a city as busy and crowded as London, I’ve begun to notice certain social interactions that I was more or less oblivious to, or at...
Illustration by Andrea NebhutOn Sept. 17, I saw a Sandy Hook Promise PSA going around about school shootings, as I’m sure many of you have seen by now. It was about “back-to-school” products,...
Illustration by Andrea NebhutA couple weeks before I left to study abroad in London, towards the end of the summer, I went to Trinity to say goodbye to my friends. As I was there, I saw a huge group of...
Illustration by Ren Rader, guest contributorHello from abroad, Trinity! This semester, I’ll be writing in from London, as I’ve decided to join about 40 percent of students (according to an...
Illustration by Genevieve HumphreysToo often, the argument that someone is a sister, mother, girlfriend or daughter, is used in order to combat sexual assault and harassment. While I understand where this...
