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Holi: The festival of colors

Make sure to wear clothes you do not care about

Riya Vankamamidi, Pulse Reporter • March 9, 2023

Once a year, the streets of India turn every color of the rainbow. Millions of people run up to strangers and scream “Happy Holi!” as they throw colored powder at one another. With music blasting and...

Orange you glad to be at Trinity?

First-year James Lee shares his love for the color orange. You may have seen him around…

Malika Chauhan, Pulse Reporter • March 9, 2023

Walking around upper campus, one can see students expressing themselves through different styles and attires. James Lee, first-year intended communication and computer science double major and new media...

March Horoscope: What to look forward to this month

Monthly horoscope for every sign: It’s almost Aries season

Gia Campolo, Special Sections Editor • March 2, 2023

Between midterms and spring break, March can be full of both stress and fun for college students. It is currently Pisces season, which began on Feb. 19 and will end on March 20, when Aries season starts....

The Muslim Student Association (MSA) hosts Noor Night as Ramadan approaches

Members of MSA share the purposes of their ongoing and upcoming traditions

Malika Chauhan, Pulse Reporter • March 2, 2023

The many religious and cultural clubs on campus allow students to feel like they have a home within the Trinity community. The Muslim Student Association (MSA) welcomes students from all backgrounds, particularly...

Catching zzz’s across campus

From hammocks to pews, a guide to the best places to nap on campus

Omar Ratrut, Pulse Reporter • March 2, 2023

The second-most popular habit of college students, after procrastination, is the self-indulgent act of napping. Trinity has provided many accommodating nap sites that prioritize comfort and stress relief....

Sidewalk Symposium: Religious involvement

Students around campus discuss how their religious practices have been impacted by collegiate life

Omar Ratrut, Pulse Reporter • February 23, 2023

Religion is typically influenced and encouraged by family dynamics. However, as college students move towards independence, it may be difficult for them to maintain the religious practices they are accustomed...

Jackpot! Karine Valle Martinez taps into her inner strength

Jackpot is a series in which we profile a variety of students and their interesting lives. Every story highlights a different student, whom we've selected at random.

Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor • February 23, 2023

After classes each day, many Trinity students head back to their dorms to relax, grab food, study or catch up with friends. Not Karine Valle Martinez. After her last class gets out at 2:30, she heads off...

Thomas rats, Trinicats and now Storch raccoons

Trinity's fauna family continues growing, both intentionally and unintentionally

Malika Chauhan, Pulse Reporter • February 23, 2023

Over the past few years, furry friends ranging from rats, possums to even foxes have made their marks by making special appearances on Trinity’s campus. Now, the newest members to join the community...

Sidewalk Symposium: What’s in your backpack?

Students shared with us the contents of their backpacks – from practical to sentimental

Malika Chauhan, Pulse Reporter • February 16, 2023

Keeping backpack essentials while navigating through the school day is important, especially while studying, going to class and hanging out with friends. We asked students in Coates Library what they like...

Love languages: The expression of affection

The prevalence of love languages in modern relationships has led to interesting findings within the Trinity community

Malika Chauhan, Pulse Reporter • February 9, 2023

Love languages are ways of expressing and receiving love. These differ from person to person and often reveal one’s personality traits. The five universal love languages are words of affirmation, acts...

Jackpot! Reed Rosales takes on sports commentary and highpointing

Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor • February 9, 2023

Sophomore Reed Rosales got his first taste of sports broadcasting in high school. He worked as a camera operator, filming games and occasionally directing game coverage — a passion he has continued to...

Greek Organizations on campus officially give out bids, welcoming their new members

After six months of recruitment, Bid Day has arrived and students are eager to join their newfound social communities

Malika Chauhan, Pulse Reporter • February 2, 2023

On Friday, Jan. 27, students gathered outside the Coates Student Center to accept their bids after choosing their preferred organization during the “preffing” period. Afterward, each student ran to...

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