Trinitonian

Isolation vs. quarantine and everything else you need to know about COVID-19 treatment

Neha Kumar • September 10, 2020

University health staff monitors symptoms, conducts vital signs checks, and contact-traces for students considered have had close contact with or tested positive for COVID-19.

University postpones graduation ceremony, will still give diplomas in May

Kathleen Creedon • April 6, 2020

In-person commencement to be held August 8

Trinity donates personal protective equipment to local medical center

Kathleen Creedon • April 2, 2020

Masks, coveralls given to local medical center through alumna connection

Students file lawsuit against Trinity-affiliated engineering firm

Kathleen Creedon • February 27, 2020

PATCH co-founders allege stolen intellectual property

Trinity considers change to Carnegie Classification

Gabriella Garriga • October 17, 2019

Following Santa Clara’s move, Trinity may switch into the national liberal arts category

Trinity’s deep roots in fossil fuels

Jolie Francis • October 3, 2019

University continues to invest in mineral holdings

1869 Challenge spurs controversy

Lindsay Morgan • September 28, 2019

Attempts to gain donations called out online

Dicke-Smith in deep water

Kathleen Creedon • September 5, 2019

Steinways risk damage after unexpected flooding in basement

Admin. decision: Chick-fil-A stays

Gabriella Garriga • August 29, 2019

Despite SGA resolution, university keeps restaurant in Revolve

Anatomy of a Trinity April Fool’s joke

Noelle Barrera • April 11, 2019

Strategic Communications and Marketing reveals annual prank process

Student-run publication ‘The Tower’ aims to bring an alternative news source to campus

Kaylie King • February 28, 2019

Staff members from the Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing speak about The Tower's use of Trinity logo

Trinity awaits endowment tax regulations

Benjamin Gonzalez • November 29, 2018

The 2017 tax bill will introduce taxes on the endowment, but the final policy is unclear