Trinitonian

Are snow days now a thing of the past?

In-person classes were canceled at the end of January, but classes were still in session online

Joshua Mitra, News Reporter • February 16, 2023

On Jan. 30, Lorenzo Sanchez, Trinity emergency manager, emailed the entire student body to announce the cancellation of in-person classes due to winter weather. Zoom services were implemented to accommodate...

No more Zoom, bring back snow days

Logan Crews, Editor-in-Chief • February 2, 2023

For as sedentary as it makes us, Zoom has made us forget the importance of rest. This week, Trinity announced that students would attend class virtually due to inclement weather on Tuesday, Jan. 31...

The (candle)light in a dark situation

Dr. Peter O’Brien’s account of the frozen start to the semester

Emma Power, Pulse reporter • February 17, 2022

A lesson many have learned over the past couple of years through events like the COVID-19 pandemic and freezing February temperatures is how to adapt to their situation. Peter O’Brien, professor of political...

Academic honor council sees a spike in cases

Gloria Farris • October 29, 2020

TLearn’s updated system makes catching instances of cheating easier for professors

Trinity’s Tartuffe goes virtual after being postponed

Carmine Villarreal • October 21, 2020

Students and faculty in the theatre dept. work together to put on Zoom production of Tartuffe

Coping with Comedy: Eh-eh-everybody gets that way

Mai Vo • October 14, 2020

“Everybody makes mistakes. Everybody has those days. Everybody knows what I’m talking about. Everybody gets that way.” Hannah Montana was not lying when she penned these lyrics in 2007 in “Nobody’s Perfect,” and her words ring truer than ever as we fend off this collective depressive social isolation.