Chances are you’ve seen a service animal on campus. Maybe you were even interested in learning more about them, but you probably didn’t know the right way to approach their owner, or if you even should.
If...
graphic by Kate Nuelle
Student Accessibility Services introduces face-covering exemption policy
Members of the Trinity community were invited by the university, beginning Nov. 2, to provide feedback...
photo by Nadia Crawford
At a time when daily life involves a variety of complications and stressors unknown to students before the virus, access to support for academic pursuits is needed more than...
The following covers the meeting on Sept. 25.CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECK
Senior senator Juana Suarez said that the water fountain on the first floor of the library leaks and has been for a while. President Ty...
Illustration by Andrea Nebhut.
Trinity received an anonymous $5 million donation over the summer. The donating party instructed that all the money go to Student Accessibility Services (SAS).
Myeshia...
Photo by Genevieve HumphreysAccording to a National Health Review report, around seven percent of young adults in America live with a chronic condition, such as fibromyalgia, diabetes or Crohn’s...
Photo by Genevieve HumphreysAs she was closing in on the finish line of a mud run, sophomore Meagan Springer broke her ankle, tearing multiple ligaments. It was the middle of fall semester, and she would...
Transitioning to college is a complex experience for most students, but it can be even more so for students on the autism spectrum. Autism is a neurological variation characterized by heightened sensory...
Trinity University provides several different outlets for those seeking assistance with their mental health. Depending on students' diagnoses, support ranges from in-class accommodations to temporary counseling...
