Fountain of Youth could lie in our blood
ANDREW HATCH ’17 BUSINESS MANAGER For generations, the fountain of youth has appeared as a symbol of immortality in cultures throughout the world. Though […]
Month: October 2015
Upcoming events at CDC provide great opportunities
NATY BUSH ’19 STAFF WRITER As students are preparing for their midterms and the second half of the semester is about to begin, many also […]
This week’s recent SGA updates
MAGGIE ELIAS ’17 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF During the last two meetings, held on Sunday, Oct. 18 and Sunday, Oct. 25, SGA has made some great strides and […]
Heating and cooling: a complex logistical campus issue
JAMIE GOODMAN ’18 CONTRIBUTING WRITER Students have not been enjoying the Arctic blast that has swept across campus in the past weeks. Having to layer […]
Food Dudes: Jerk Pit Café cooks up Jamaican classics
ALEX COGGIN ’16 STAFF WRITER This week I took a trip to Jerk Pit Café on Main Street in Hartford. Hidden in a small corner […]
Trinity’s Green Campus combats wasteful routines
NATY BUSH ’19 STAFF WRITER The buffet-style meals served at Mather create a lot of waste. This isn’t news to any of us. We fill […]
Neuroscience major offers five year B.A./M.A. program
REBECCA REINGOLD ’17 STAFF WRITER The adjectives focused, ambitious, and incredibly determined undermine the accomplishments that Trinity Alumnae Emily Aiken ’15 has achieved at Trinity […]
Men’s and Women’s rowing compete in Charles Regatta
ERIN GANNON ’19 STAFF WRITER This past weekend, the Trinity College Men and Women’s rowing teams both competed in the Head of the Charles Regatta […]
Apple harvest festival delivers fun and food
AMANDA LUNDERGAN 17′ A&E EDITOR Along with picking pumpkins, wandering through corn mazes and exploring haunted houses, fall in New England would is not complete […]
Cinestudio preview: "Shawn the Sheep Movie" seeks an audience
TRIP SLAYMAKER 18′ A&E EDITOR Sometimes in the world of children’s movies, it is said that a certain film is “for adults too” or that […]